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Oh, I like the Blood Brothers screams a lot, too.
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oh god i love saetia's aHAHagAShhAAA extremely high pitched jumbl
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pg.99 definetly followed by city of caterpillar
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i dunno, a lot of screamo vocalists sound alike, but i still say the dude from Hassan I Sabbah had something unique going on. CTTS' vocals are sweet in their own way
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Our options kind of suck as it just seems to be an introduction to screamo up there. Saetia and Orchid? Ew.
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Best screaming?
Ahh, so far based off of what I have heard: Bert McCracken from the first cd. I haven't heard their third cd (if it has even came out). In Maybe Memories, Bert's screaming. Maaan, I think Bert's screaming is hard to beat. |
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I downloaded Wolves' "Art.Culture.Work". Sort of disappointed. |
I think that's a fun album.
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Hey, why isn't everyone voting for The Used? They were totally on that list of cookie-cutter MTV trash bands.
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Good emotion, no squawk. Normally I'd say Portrait, Pg. 99, or C.O.C., something like that. But since this is such a difficult question just because there are so many good screamers out there, I'll just list the ones I think use the most technical-precision and out-of-the-box ideas in their vocals: Crestfallen, Jerome's Dream, The Kodan Armada, Bravo Fucking Bravo, and fucking Takaru. I Would Set Myself On Fire For You do pretty average vocals for a screamo band that likes to have normally sung melodic lines, but they get props for passing the vocals around in a 3-person circle mechanism, that's pretty tight. |
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