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vocalist wanting heaviest doom project possible
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| WormSlug User Info... | I am interested in doing vocals for a doom project. The slower and heavier the better. My style is influenced a lot by black metal AND death metal and kind of falls into a 'howl' category. All growling/screaming, no clean singing here. Not really interested in doing fast technical stuff, just sheer slow doom...along the lines of the Cephalic Carnage mini alblum 'Halls of Amenti' Let me know at [email protected] - Mon, 25 Jul 2005 6:45pm | ||
| Pierce User Info... | Sonic DOOM could use a pro vocalist if he ever would grace us with his presence. - Mon, 25 Jul 2005 7:22pm | ||
| Sudz User Info... | Dammit Pierce.....can't you read...he said slow!! - Tue, 26 Jul 2005 7:46am | ||
| noonespecial User Info... | would you be interested in down, mixed speeds, fast to slow, alot of different technical challenging shit, that makes us 3x better as musicians? - Tue, 26 Jul 2005 1:07pm | ||
| Pierce User Info... | Shitty. Saw DOOM, and well, what the fuck ever! - Tue, 26 Jul 2005 3:03pm | ||
| WormSlug User Info... | I'd really prefer to do something brutally slow but its possible that with the right group of musicians I might be convinced to be more dynamic. Its just that so many bands are all about the fast technical sound nowadays it'd be fun to to something in a different direction. I am always stoked to meet more people in the metal scene so drop me an email and we can see where it goes. - Tue, 26 Jul 2005 6:09pm | ||
| Pierce User Info... | Over to you Sudz! - Tue, 26 Jul 2005 10:04pm | ||
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