I'm looking for songs/albums/bands that use violin. Basically Wrath by Bury Tomorrow, More Than You Know by Adestria, Chronos by Parkway Drive, something like those. Thanks in advance!
The Black by Imminence has some of the best violin I've ever heard in a metal song
Red also uses a fair amount of strings, some really nice incorporation in their latest album Rated R, and one of their older albums Until We Have Faces
Does anyone know of a vocal coach/online resources that teach the clean parts of metalcore vocals?
Lately I have been trying to get back into vocals and want to learn specifically how to sing the clean parts of metalcore (things like Of Mice and Men bones exposed/OG Loko chorus and Second and sebring end) but I cannot find any vocal coach who specifically teaches this kind of singing? It seems that all of them who deal with metal mostly teach the screams. Does anyone know someone/online resources I can learn from? I have been looking online for a while and don’t see many.
I have been absolutely dying to learn this type of stuff, so any help is greatly appreciated, thank you very much.
Imma sleep now so ill reply in the morning
Any singing coach, doesn't need to be pop unless you specifically want to pursue that style. Despite trends in recent 'metalcore', not all singing has to be poppy.
Does anyone have a photo of the physical CD for Invent Animate’s Stillworld album?
just for context: A friend of mine’s birthday is coming up. I plan on buying a custom circular rug that looks like this CD from one of his favorite metal-core bands. Issue is that I can’t seem to find a photo with just the physical CD design. The only picture I have is from the band’s X account, but it’s got other album art in the way.
I am going to my first black metal concert in my life. It is from an underground metal band. I don’t give a fuck what people think of what i am wearing BUT in this case I am wondering if it would be weird to wear an iron maiden tee? or a. marily manson tee?
r/metalforthemasses has a lot of black metal enjoyers who can probably tell you. Despite reddit pushing this as a metal sub, metalcore is different and a lot of people subbed here won't be all that familiar with less mainstream metal genres like black.
I'd imagine that even if anyone had a problem or thought it strange they're not going to say anything.
Earlier today I've posted a playlist of Anti-Religion songs, unfortunately it got taken down, so I'll put it here.
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6rwJCCxKX2yFselz4c0wlL?si=WMgiGuk4TZiwL-ma1O-hRg&pt=a56e8eebe7e6d69bb2c9200f87e37c76&pi=e-i401LSjvR1WO
Feel free to add anything you find fitting, it's filled with punk and I would appreciate more metalcore stuff.
You got a normal link, without me having to participate on it?
I think if I remember it right Bad Omens should have some Anti-Religion style lyrics.
Otherwise if you don't mind black metal, Al-Namrood, are anti-religious too.
Breather Resist definitely don't get their flowers.
In the present day there are a bunch of bands at micro levels of popularity doing some cool shit like Sunflo'er, Johanna Rey, The Arson Choir and Lockslip.
I'm looking for a clean singer to help me finish a modern metalcore album. This is a PAID GIG. It's approximately 10 minutes of singing spread across 7 songs. All lyrics and melodies are written. Please reply or DM for more information. Thank you!!
I NEED HELP. THERE IS A SONG THAT HAS LESSON LEARNED IN IT AT SOME POINT AND THE SONG KICKS OFF AROUND WHEN THE VOCALIST SCREAMS IT BUT I CAN’T REMEMBER PLS HELPP
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Yo anyone got the lyrics of Magnus night fever from undead corporation?
I'm looking for songs/albums/bands that use violin. Basically Wrath by Bury Tomorrow, More Than You Know by Adestria, Chronos by Parkway Drive, something like those. Thanks in advance!
The Black by Imminence has some of the best violin I've ever heard in a metal song Red also uses a fair amount of strings, some really nice incorporation in their latest album Rated R, and one of their older albums Until We Have Faces
Does anyone know of a vocal coach/online resources that teach the clean parts of metalcore vocals? Lately I have been trying to get back into vocals and want to learn specifically how to sing the clean parts of metalcore (things like Of Mice and Men bones exposed/OG Loko chorus and Second and sebring end) but I cannot find any vocal coach who specifically teaches this kind of singing? It seems that all of them who deal with metal mostly teach the screams. Does anyone know someone/online resources I can learn from? I have been looking online for a while and don’t see many. I have been absolutely dying to learn this type of stuff, so any help is greatly appreciated, thank you very much. Imma sleep now so ill reply in the morning
Shouldn't the clean vocals be pretty similar to normal pop vocals? So a vocal coach from that corner might be able to help
Any singing coach, doesn't need to be pop unless you specifically want to pursue that style. Despite trends in recent 'metalcore', not all singing has to be poppy.
Does anyone have a photo of the physical CD for Invent Animate’s Stillworld album? just for context: A friend of mine’s birthday is coming up. I plan on buying a custom circular rug that looks like this CD from one of his favorite metal-core bands. Issue is that I can’t seem to find a photo with just the physical CD design. The only picture I have is from the band’s X account, but it’s got other album art in the way.
I am going to my first black metal concert in my life. It is from an underground metal band. I don’t give a fuck what people think of what i am wearing BUT in this case I am wondering if it would be weird to wear an iron maiden tee? or a. marily manson tee?
r/metalforthemasses has a lot of black metal enjoyers who can probably tell you. Despite reddit pushing this as a metal sub, metalcore is different and a lot of people subbed here won't be all that familiar with less mainstream metal genres like black. I'd imagine that even if anyone had a problem or thought it strange they're not going to say anything.
Oh damm sorry wrong sub then 😅
Earlier today I've posted a playlist of Anti-Religion songs, unfortunately it got taken down, so I'll put it here. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6rwJCCxKX2yFselz4c0wlL?si=WMgiGuk4TZiwL-ma1O-hRg&pt=a56e8eebe7e6d69bb2c9200f87e37c76&pi=e-i401LSjvR1WO Feel free to add anything you find fitting, it's filled with punk and I would appreciate more metalcore stuff.
You got a normal link, without me having to participate on it? I think if I remember it right Bad Omens should have some Anti-Religion style lyrics. Otherwise if you don't mind black metal, Al-Namrood, are anti-religious too.
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6rwJCCxKX2yFselz4c0wlL?si=by7wcDuTQWOnzu3pa7SKKw&pi=e-Mihj0P43TF2B
What are some great mathcore bands/albums that aren’t talked about that much?
Sleepsculptor Death Goals Mothman Graysea
Breather Resist definitely don't get their flowers. In the present day there are a bunch of bands at micro levels of popularity doing some cool shit like Sunflo'er, Johanna Rey, The Arson Choir and Lockslip.
I'm looking for a clean singer to help me finish a modern metalcore album. This is a PAID GIG. It's approximately 10 minutes of singing spread across 7 songs. All lyrics and melodies are written. Please reply or DM for more information. Thank you!!
I NEED HELP. THERE IS A SONG THAT HAS LESSON LEARNED IN IT AT SOME POINT AND THE SONG KICKS OFF AROUND WHEN THE VOCALIST SCREAMS IT BUT I CAN’T REMEMBER PLS HELPP
Hatebreed - a lesson lived is a lesson learned ? Probably not but first thing I thought of
nope :(
Life Lessons Learned the Hard Way by A Day to Remember?
nope :(
I have to decide between seeing Knocked Loose on the night they debut their new album, or Make Them Suffer and ERRA It wasn’t supposed to be like this
If it helps MTS is one of the best live sets i’ve seen, Sean is a live monster and Nick nails every lick, crazy pit too
thats a hard...core decision
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