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Spencer Sotelo on why YOUR VOCALS don’t have to be Terrible!

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Spencer Sotelo and I discuss modern metal vocal techniques & his approach to singing! Chris Liepe joins the fray as well!
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@TheGodsMustBeCrazy 2 года назад

Spencer is so good and overhated. Dude is a legend

@johnbehan1526 2 года назад

Hating on bands like Periphery is an exercise in utterly missing the point. I've never been a "fan" of theirs, but sometimes a band is so clearly innovative and talented that your opinion doesn't even matter. You don't like it? Too bad, what you done?

@Herbcatt1988 Год назад

A fan of any type of metal could have like 10 periphery song they love.

@Hoganply Год назад

@@johnbehan1526 Exactly - 'experimental', it's right in the description.

@MartinBergnerGuitar 6 месяцев назад

@@johnbehan1526 am I missing something? Since when is Periphery hated? These guys headed the Djent/modern Metal movement for the past 10+ years and are basically responsible for the modern metal sound that every newcomer band is going for today... so that just seems completely absurd to me lol

@johnbehan1526 6 месяцев назад

@@MartinBergnerGuitar well, I can easily imagine someone saying that as criticism, like it's their fault. It's not like hating on popular things is highly unusual. IDK what to say, I don't hate. Doesn't mean that I spin Periphery records, or anyone who sounds much like them either, very often either.

@brunoalves3958 2 года назад

Hail Stan was Spencer’s top performance for me. What he did in ‘Satellites’ was just unbelievable.

@joshrepik Год назад

Follow your ghost too…. The corpse will swing in all its glory, remembering! Chillllllllls

@Herbcatt1988 Год назад

That whole album is crazy good blood Eagle might be one of my favorite songs ever tbh.

@BettyTheRaccoon 2 года назад

Chris' channel made my neighbors very worrying about me with all the stupid noises in his vocal exercises! Very very useful stuff though. Can't complain.

@zoomzoom3950 2 года назад

raccoon sounds can do that

@BettyTheRaccoon 2 года назад

@@zoomzoom3950 Oh yes!

@russellzauner 2 года назад

I have found if it makes your neighbs nervous then you're doing it right or at least on the right track. Also, you can make a lot more noise for longer if you do it during noise ordinance hours; even though I have a calibrated sound meter the cops never buy my argument that I'm 0.1db down from city statutes at the property line at 4am or more likely I'm getting the feeling they Just Don't Care Anymore(TM) and also Want Me To Stop Right Now(TM) but you know, gotta love having enough freedom to indefinitely, smartly, piss off your neighbs. ;-) Your freedom is only real if you use it ha ha ha ha you'd be surprised how far a little bit can go if you really nurse it People who aren't laughing or happy at least some of the time aren't really trying hard enough...

@BettyTheRaccoon 2 года назад

@@russellzauner Funniest thing was my neighbour downstairs asking if I am dying!!!

@nicholasorthodox 2 года назад

Dont worry about others, they'll see in time if you stick with it

@kmatthe4 2 года назад

Great to see Sotelo on the show! Great job Glenn!

@christopherharv 2 года назад

Sotelo's cleans CAN be powerful and pure af, like at the end of their song "Reptile" when hes just belting out the lyrics "SOIL WE OWN". It's an incredibly powerful clean, when I first heard it my initial thought was "SOTELO, you've been holding out on us!" It sounds so epic, strongly recommend people check that out if they haven't.

@vuguroth Год назад

Reptile is just a masterpiece in general. There's so much more greatness than a single pelting

@Messiahbolicalx Год назад

Spencer is just an absolute beast of a vocalist. I had listened to Peripherys debut and never got into them. Then when Spencer did the album with From First To Last I fell in love with his vocals wich in turn made me really enjoy Periphery. But his cleans on the FFTL album were just amazing!

@christopherharv Год назад

@@Messiahbolicalx I really can't stand the poppy/Michael Jackson style cleans he does so often. Except on a track like Catch Fire where they actually fit. But over brutal dj0nt metal, these poppy enunciations and inflections in the voice really don't fit imo. Hey, it's something new and creative, I'll give it that. I just can't get into it and believe me I've tried. Veil of Maya started doing this too, and it's become more popular in the genre. Just can't dig it.

@rinzfxp Год назад

BECOMES OURSSSSS

@turdnuggz69 Год назад

He wasn't holding out on us. He was giving us a front row seat doing that throughout that entire masterpiece

@needsLITHIUM 2 года назад

When I give vocal lessons, if my students get stuck, I send them to Chris Liepe's channel, especially the video on Spencer Sotelo and the vocalist for Tallah's channel, HungryLights. Those two basically fix 90% of mental blocks and misconceptions around metal vocals that I can't get around with them, myself.

@martymcpeak4748 2 года назад

One screaming vocalist that never gets old is Canada's own Hevy Devy Townsend. And as far as recording a singer who doesn't sing at a constant volume really piss sound engineers off to no ends.

@jeremythornton433 2 года назад

They must be pretty crappy sound engineers!

@martymcpeak4748 2 года назад

@@jeremythornton433 not even true.and that's your opinion. I respect it but I don't agree with it.

@seanknot 2 года назад

Devin is the epitome of extreme metal singers. It's unfair to compare any singer to devin.

@martymcpeak4748 2 года назад

@@seanknot Truth, Devy is incomparable

@Hepnotical 2 года назад

Singers that don’t sing consistently AND have no mic technique are the worst to record… no amount of riding the fader or heavy compression is going to make that sound as good as if they simply adjusted their technique.

@Dave-Rough-Diamond-Dunn 2 года назад

I finally checked out Periphery tonight, loving it! I can even understand the vocals, so rare these days! 😁👍

@stevesrecordingtips7247 2 года назад

"Be a character." Best advice in the video. It's amazing how our skill set increases the moment we do that.

@gandalfdengra5580 Год назад

This.

@Shenesy1 2 года назад

I'm sure your fellow Canadian Devin Townsend would have loved to have appeared on this. Phenomenal multi instrumentalist and vocalist

@casaroli 2 года назад

He really doesn’t like to sing. There’s an interview with him on Charismatic Voice’s channel where he stated that.

@valdyrgramr 2 года назад

@@casaroli It's not so much that he doesn't like to sing, but he doesn't like using a music theory/vocal coach approach to it. One would say you shouldn't scream a certain way, but that's how he does it and it works for him. So, it's more like he's not a "technical" singer. I grew up around music theory with clarinet, keyboard/piano, guitar, and vocals. It's actually more boring and annoying if you just go off "what" you are told. The only thing that annoys me to this day is when people call falsetto the male head voice when that's highly incorrect. It's a tone of the head voice register, and there are physical differences between the two. As long as you're not damaging your body doing it, then you're fine.

@casaroli 2 года назад

@@valdyrgramr he actually says he doesn’t like being a singer. He said many times that he really wants is to just play bass and chill. And you’re also right about everything you said.

@withinthrall1445 2 года назад

The band Dir En Grey is a fantastic example of not just vocal experimentation, but a fantastic example of a band who writes for the vocals. They write their songs in such a way that the vocals come in the fill everything in perfectly. It always feels like the vocalist in most bands are just bleeding into the song. Kyo can force you to focus on him, and the next line pull his vocals back to really let the music pop.

@sirseth1087 2 года назад

Yes! Kyo is an absolute legend!

@robertkent4929 Год назад

Absolutely this. I have actually heard Kyo referred to as the "Japanese Mike Patton" I love Kyo's vocals

@MetalNeverDieswithMarkA 2 года назад

I like how Chris says it's about getting better and better as time goes on and in each recording.

@deanwilsonmusic 2 года назад

So i’ve actually finished watching both of the courses and i really enjoyed them. If you are a fan of spencer or periphery or the genre, you’ll absolutely want to check them out. If you are a budding vocalist that wants to learn to learn to sing and/ scream, there is some solid advice in the singing/screaming course and i also picked up a lot of good tips from the production course too. The price is a steal. What not to expect: the course isn’t going to be the be all end all of learning everything that singing, screaming and production has to offer. This stuff takes time and practice. It’s a journey. This is a good place to start if you can afford to dive in.

@Emory_Powell 2 года назад

I had the priviledge of meeting Spencer after a show at the Cannery Ballroom in Nashville for P3! He is the one of the coolest tiny humans and musicians I've ever met. Such an awesome guy with a powerful voice! I'm all about heavier being better, but Lune live brought tears to my eyes man! ✌🤘

@johnnyanderson5906 Год назад

That song brings a tear to my eye anytime I hear it. I would probably sob like a little bitch if I heard it live lol

@fasgamboa 2 года назад

"If there is a melody" great point, sometimes the new "scream generation" has just a scream, but no actual range variation. Like the older metal bands that had way more focus on range and melody and less scream.

@ryanwilson5936 2 года назад

When I hear “scream” and “vocal range” I instantly think of Phil Anselmo.

@fasgamboa 2 года назад

@@ryanwilson5936 cemetery feelings 🤪

@krabuh 2 года назад

Well that isn't a bad thing per say

@FairyCRat 2 года назад

but then you have stuff like the blackened deathcore scene, with vocalists who can often switch seamlessly between death growls and shrieks.

@DingDongDaddyFromDumas 2 года назад

Pitched screaming is hands-down the best sounding vocal technique in metal. I wish more bands would do it as their primary vocal style. If anyone knows any such bands please drop their name. As of right now, Gojira is the only band I know that uses the technique somewhat primarily. I first heard the technique on “burned at both ends” by motionless in white and have been in love ever since. The style just sounds so fucking huge and amazing.

@chocolatecharlie1976 2 года назад

When 2 of my fav channels collide! 🤘😎

@CodenameCuervo 2 года назад

Believe it or not your info on this channel is very useful especially for vocals may I re-say "Don't cup the microphone"!!! Just info on the differences between dynamic and condenser mics and how to use them is awesome ;) Thanks man!!! btw: Faith No More is one of the best bands on the Planet, they're definitely aliens from outer space!!!

@StuartHetzler 2 года назад

i've long been a huge fan of spencer's. the vocal bit near the end of their song Ragnarok is just fucking jaw dropping

@vincent_vidal 2 года назад

My two favorite RU-vid channels (Glen and Chris) coming together. I purchased Spencer’s 2 course bundle and I can say that it changed everything for me vocal-wise and production wise. Spencer is all out giving his method for vocal recording. I learned a lot! So for everyone reading this: go check it out! It’s worth WAY more than the asking price

@terriblecertainity 2 года назад

finally some advice for bands that do NOT want to sound like an 80's relic...thanks a lot!

@finnancahill2644 2 года назад

The course has made a massive difference in my voice and I’m glad I bought it!

@biggsdickley1563 2 года назад

Haven’t watched yet but as soon as I saw Spencer’s I got so excited!! THANK YOU Glenn!!

@bretdorton 2 года назад

It is your talent level and how you are able to pull it off. Some people do not have it. But they think they do.

@squidcaps4308 2 года назад

Most of Björks vocals were recorded with handheld SM58, because she likes to emote and move so much while singing... and you can't say the vocal sound is anything but perfect.

@zoomzoom3950 2 года назад

natural talent and skill is priceless

@philincelmo9637 Год назад

Spencer just casually pulling out his coffee bowl @10:32 got me lmao

@jcrosslin8 2 года назад

Also, Chris has an awesome studio space! Love your style bro!

@chrisliepe 2 года назад

Thanks Jeffrey!

@veikkomultivitamiini4858 2 года назад

I love that you are branching out and getting more guests on the show.

@jdestrada6281 2 года назад

I love Chris. He's so wholesome

@isitunlimited 2 года назад

Ooo, this might be a go for me. There's nothing I struggle with more than getting the vox to sit how I want.

@chrisliepe 2 года назад

These courses will definitely help you with getting your vocals to sit right!

@caleblyman3763 2 года назад

Michael Jackson started it all for me, now it’s Spencer Sotelo. I love Periphery!!

@nickx1754 2 года назад

This is such an important topic. There's a lot of good music out there but so very few good vocalists. Not only do the vocals seldom live up to the music but most often ruin it. I'm glad to see this being discussed.

@Audioman45 2 года назад

I think a reason a lot of people are hesitant to take vocal lessons is because unlike guitar, which has had a lot of emphasis of rock, traditionally, vocal lessons have a reputation of choir style singing. I'm trying to improve, though, watching Chris's videos, and I'm definitely interested in any courses to step up my game.

@Audioman45 2 года назад

@Arielle ♪ That video instantly turned me from William Hung into Bruce Dickinson.

@mikloszapori-regenhart6134 2 года назад

It's realy nice of you to listen those comments and to do a video like this, wish there were more youtubers like you. Thanks for the video

@josephl6727 8 месяцев назад

Producing it properly makes a world of a difference.

@felinekaiju4517 2 года назад

I have to say Spencer's heavy vocals on Hail Stan stepped it up big time!.

@arnodesogus3540 2 года назад

This rock and metal community has become so great. There is enough personnel with enough material to launch a whole tv channel xD RU-vid has completely replaced tv for me because of guys like you that make great entertainment for musicians. Keep that up!

@derrinruschell8538 2 года назад

An 1176 Rev E is sonically identical to a Rev D. The only difference is the voltage switch allowing for 220v. And the Distressor is basically a continuation of an 1176 style compressor. Yes, there’s more to it, but they used the 1176 as a starting point for what they wanted to accomplish.

@PewciSlayer 2 года назад

Your vocals aren’t necessarily terrible if you can’t sing. *Dave Mustaine has entered the chat*

@cyntdestroyer69xd 11 месяцев назад

I disagree that Dave's vocals aren't terrible. Like, Megadeth are legends, but let's be honest, Dave's vocals always were the single weakest point in theirs songs(and especially live, where most of the time he haven't pulled them off)

@Jokrono 2 года назад

Saving this for later, but really glad to see this as a follow up to the other video - Chris and Spencer's collaborations have been really helpful in trying to use my voice more effectively. I'm not a singer but use my voice a lot for work and they have a really accessible way of approaching these topics.

@johnskerlec9663 2 года назад

I can almost hear where the problem is. I'm in the early stages of writing a new set and while noodling around with guitars and riffs and rhythm, I'm also writing words and trying to massage them into a meaningful shape and sound, and consciously trying to deliver the vocals in new ways within the early structures. Sounds shit at the moment, and I've got multiple projects kicking off. Some may have potential, others already sound like outtakes. Yeah, I agree, not enough time is put into vocal tracking, but I think there is going to be casualties when developing a style and one's craft. Always great videos Glenn.

@Tt-nt1iu 2 года назад

EveryTime I Die has the most unique vocals in metal. Well they had the most unique. No one did the singing parts like Buckley.

@Bassdriver 2 года назад

I'm 43, I've been just a bassist for 27 years, but I've wanted to get behind the mike for years now. Sure, I've sung some backing vocals but that's pretty much it. Is it of any use for me to even attempt to learn vocal techniques etc. at my age? I know I'll never be Spencer or Devin Townsend for that matter (not only because I'd be way past retirement age before reaching their level of knowledge and technique but also due to the simple fact I'm a baritone with a fairly limited range) but is there a chance I'll manage to learn something usable before I get too old to rock'n'roll (and not necessarily too young to die)?

@71goaliemask 2 года назад

melissa cross, zen and art of screaming- great dvd and has some extremely good warmups. secondly at 43 and you haven't been singing seriously means that you have a "preserved" singing voice with tons of potential! you have an extended shelf life for your voice if you're careful with it. best of luck man, singing is a trip!

@Dave-Rough-Diamond-Dunn 2 года назад

My advice is to sing the notes in the runs and scales you play on bass. It's important to not let yourself get away with not hitting a note properly, keep going over at least a three note run with the problem note in the centre. Don't let not hitting a couple of notes dead on stop the rest of your practice though, just be aware of where you need to focus on when you come back to that scale or run.

@Onthefur 10 месяцев назад

Nailed it 100%. Mike Patton has a massive range of vocal technics in his pocket. Im still learning and try to understand the things that Mike does and it feels, even after years of training, like an endless and mindblowing jouney 😅 Awesome vocalist!

@michaelsnydermusic 2 года назад

@7:28. So glad Chino from The Deftones got his props. He is by far my favorite vocalist in any genre. He can do anything.

@dandylion16 Год назад

Ok yea jinjer is eye candy, but Spencer is too! He's soo cute omg. That whole dang band is actually, but Spencer and Mark are mi corazon

@adamcogan211 2 года назад

Spencer is so fucking awesome!

@MikeOrkid 2 года назад

Speaking of memorable, the song(s) "what it cost" & "like a villain" have been looping in my head and phone for a while. So much emotion, glass, power, and heart in that song.

@Metaljonus 2 года назад

Great video! I've been watching Chris for a while even though I am not a singer. I still like to watch and learn how other musicians learn their craft and or teach it haha. Spencer is the mighty mouse of vocalist! Small but packs a fucking punch!

@cartoonvillains7080 2 года назад

Chris Liepe vocally walks on water and I’ll fist fight anyone who says otherwise!

@chrisliepe 2 года назад

@kilsoo 2 года назад

The mr bungle stuff was truly innovating for its time, especially the first album.. In a way, it still is. Patton set a standard. I mean, there is a brass section.

@futuresequence. Год назад

The Veil of Maya connection makes sense. I always thought when their vocals stepped up it sounded like Spencer.

@l.like.too.practice. 2 года назад

Thanks 👍 for the ongoing great content

@jorgemagana9117 2 года назад

Wooow, actually when I heard your rant on your latest video I thought to myself: "well what about Spencer Sotelo and Devin Townsend? I guess they are not very known" AND you came out with this video! This Is awesome.

@SophiaAphrodite 2 года назад

I was a good singer and I am trans. When I wanted to sign in a female " timbre" when I transitioned I hired a vocal coach. It not only helped me sing in a higher timbre and speak in a higher timbre but it took my male vocals to the next level. I have not been singing for awhile but with only like 8 classes it changed everything because I learned more about my voice like Spencer did.

@alanpassmore2574 2 года назад

A great producer is so often overlooked in obtaining the performance. Check out Sylvia Massy if you don't already know her...

@MetalNeverDieswithMarkA 2 года назад

I've gotta alot of tips and exercises from Chris Leipes Channel. Hes really helped me get comfortable with my voice and love my voice.

@RadioTeal 2 года назад

Totally agree. Metal is cool and I have loved it since the 1980s and even Ronnie James Dio could sing well. I liked Europe's (the band) and other keyboard heavy (pre-symphonic) metal which leads me to my current favorite bands all seemingly from Finland or France. People like Melissa Bonny and Jade from Frozen Crown. It is very cool to see how metal has evolved.

@massapower 2 года назад

That's an UNDERSTATEMENT !!

@Punkkydre 2 года назад

Are you guys covering down tuning to fit your voice. My voice was strained on every recording, until i found out that if i downtune to "motörhead" tuning I could manage to sing way more open and way less strained.

@Gainovermg 2 года назад

I believe this why Metallica went down a half step for Load/Reload. It’s also why they tune down half step for live shows.

@chrisliepe 2 года назад

We actually cover how to help you not need to down tune! Embrace CHARACTER and your range will increase naturally... so will power!

@Punkkydre 2 года назад

@@chrisliepe Thank you for the answer! I will get the first part, but are you considering to put the mixing part as an stand alone part? Since I can't afford the whole package atm.

@batphink2655 2 года назад

One great metal vocalist who sings with tons of R&B soulful influence is Tom Englund of Swedish rockers Evergrey, check them out their playing and writing is first rate!

@dilbophagginz 2 года назад

Man, I remember how so many people used to hate on Spencer Sotelo back in the day

@Nobody92421 2 года назад

Dammmmm. Thanks for posting.

@theduckysmallz 2 года назад

"Periphery would be better if he didn't sing" sounds like Spencer spent some time on Djent Shitposting

@dazmondeo 2 года назад

My warmup routine is very simple. Hottest bath I can stand. Inhale the steam. Talk in cartoon voices for a while encompassing lowest and highest register, and Boom! Job done. Works for me.

@legacyShredder1 2 года назад

So my vocals aren't terrible because I can't sing? This whole time I thought I was the problem.

@chrisliepe 2 года назад

Only partially that :) But there are a lot of vocalists who 'can't sing' that sound amazing on recordings! There's so much to unpack as to why, and we do that in these courses!

@legacyShredder1 2 года назад

@@chrisliepe I've had 9 years of vocal lessons to get this bad.

@jeremythornton433 2 года назад

I'd really love to see what happens if Glenn takes this course. I love the idea of "funky" vocals in metal.

@StuartHetzler 2 года назад

i think a big problem is lack of somewhere to practice. singing is loud and can be really awkward and embarrassing before you get good.

@carlsalazar4490 2 года назад

I always wondered where singers would practice. I’d be embarrassed to sing at home.

@elladreames6958 Год назад

Mike Patton influence is loud AF during "beauty is but a visual in fantasy"

@KRayxKodessA 2 года назад

This is such a crossover... I totally forgot whos channel I was watching

@allendean9807 2 года назад

If you want to be any kind of vocalist with any longevity, you have to have a foundation. Before you sing, you must breathe. Learning the breath. Control of the breath. Learning how to use the core to your benefit. This must be done before anything else

@JiNKA Год назад

Bjorn strid is easily in his own league though. Technique and tone is just out of this world. Devin roo of course

@philsmith3019 2 года назад

09:03 Periphery’s “Havin a Blast” is basically a more proggy “Thriller”.

@bongudongo 2 года назад

Great Video Frank! :)

@marcusstrymon693 2 года назад

Q:Which strings do you use? A: Yeah, stock ones. Q: Which brands stock ones? A: Yeah no I mean those the Instrument came with at the initial purchase String at that point: Black, Chemical: Fe2O3

@SlightlyTechnical 2 года назад

there are alot of vocal courses and RU-vid videos with alot of conflicting information on such things as health, posture ,breathing techniques, I'm working on my vocals again ,now that i quit smoking , and i want to do the things right in terms of proper technique and avoiding injuries and of course becoming the best singer i can be

@jacobsmith1877 Год назад

Does anyone here know what mic Spencer used on P5 vocals? I think it's the same one on the stand behind him in this video

@ascension6699 2 года назад

I shall try it out

@PooNinja 2 года назад

7:45 !!! Emote and be confident!! Wimbly is a fraggle are you a fraggle? Fragile Fraggle or Vicious vocalists?

@PPNStudio 2 года назад

Oh hi Glenn!

@kristovj827 2 года назад

Sponce❤️❤️❤️

@DingDongDaddyFromDumas 2 года назад

Joe from Gojira does throat singing

@nicholasorthodox 2 года назад

Glen you have a pretty badass high scream!

@crusefitzgerald 2 года назад

You gotta check out Unleash the Archers. They are great musicians and the female lead singer is amazing.

@MrMOGHammer 2 года назад

This is something I will buy

@Emory_Powell 2 года назад

Chris nails it. Great gear doesn't equal great vocalist.

@gergoretvari6373 2 года назад

With this i can hopefully sing MISERY

@sdotmurda 2 года назад

I feel like the metalcore of early 2000's ruined clean vocals for me. There was so much whiny chorus vocals I really leaned towards extreme vocals only. I don't mind good singing but there's a fine line between quality vocals and whiny bitching.

@jonniegibbins 2 года назад

I know my vocals suck - that's why I'm a bass player not a vocalist :-)

@Souchirouu 2 года назад

I current rent a vocal booth to practice my vocals but I feel it's not enough. The problem is that I can't really practice very well at home, I live in an apartment with paper thin walls and I can't go around screaming without it causing issues. What are some things I can practice at home that will help me improve my vocals without getting the cops called on me? Things I already do: 1. Learn my lyrics. 2. Practice, quietly, in front of a mirror. 3. Write and practice stage banter. But non of that actually works towards improving my voice.

@eduardotepoxteca9171 2 года назад

I had a friend that had the same problem he end up buying a portable boot to isolate the sound now he can practice everything he can

@987productions 2 года назад

theres's a video on Chris's channel about this .. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-R6lv0kdBvFw.html

@dynatwenty 2 года назад

14:09 Glenn´s reaction is so priceless! Better than Sotello ? Oh my gawd :D

@crazkurtz 2 года назад

My vocals suck because I suck at singing. No amount of editing will fix it.

@Flyinghelicpterfart 2 года назад

That was a good ad

@lordneckrosbackupchannel6279 2 года назад

GLEEEEEEEEEN!!!! You need to check out CVLT OV THE SVN they have influence from pop to Stone rock to black metal and the vocals aren't screaming but sort of a menacing possessed person from The exorcist throat singing. It's odd at first but the music is awesome.

@antonioguevara5697 2 года назад

I know you said Devin Townsend and Howard Jones didn't count for modern vocalists but what about Mark Tremonti? Though he's in that Era, his vocal really only debuted in 2011 and he's gotten better and better.