Bro the amount of effort you put into understanding this, the lyrics and overall wanting to feel the vibe of it literally earned a permanent sub. Much respect.
:) thanks for the comment pal. And yea man I’ve listened to a lot of music with 0 meaning beyond the actual words. So it’s nice to have something I can dive into
Don't worry about the lyrics on a first listen. Metal vocals in this genre tend to be more of another instrument than to be understood. Enjoy it for its whole and not the sum of its parts. That applies to alot of metal subgenres. Sit back and let it roll over you 🤘😁
it makes me so happy you want to put in the work to understand the lyrics, tune your ears, and just how accepting you are to this genre. it just makes me so giddy to see a blossoming metal head even if this is too much for you i can say from all metal heads: welcome to the family.
There's a reaction channel called The Charismatic Voice with a vocal coach reacting and analyzing. She managed to not only get an interview with Will but got him to fly out and get his throat checked out by a doctor, throat cam and all. Apparently he's a unicorn
@@StevenBiggsMaxwell I think that was something they did a couple weeks after the interview. The throat vid hasn't dropped yet. I think we'll get it sometime next month
@@punkyjuarez763 Thanks! I ended up watching it when it first premiered, but this link will be useful for anyone that sees these comments in the future. As far as the video, it was wild to see the twisting in his throat!
It's awesome to see you taking metal seriously and pointing out not only the skill needed needed to scream like that without ripping one's vocal cords in half, but also appreciating the lyrics themselves. As you noted, your ears to get trained to the sound of harsh vocals over time.
Yeah, the vocals are low in the mix to the point where it’s helpful to think of them as another instrument. Will’s one-take of this song is much easier to hear and understand. It’s a must! Kudos to you for being so open-minded! 😊
@@brileystewart actually that is a pretty genuine criticism, Lorna loves their choral synths man. I love it but for this song I would love to hear the guitars just a bit more
My man. For you to not just listen, but to take the extra time to analyze the lyrics, and be willing to go back and forth between getting into the music and delve into the content with an open mind is amazing. This style of metal is not for everyone, but is truly difficult for all involved. The drums, guitars and bass are top notch, and check out the charismatic voice for her interview with will as well has they put a microscope into his vocal cords to watch how his vocal chords react while he sings.
This is definitely a hard one so early on in your metal journey. I don’t think it was such a good idea to react to Lorna so soon, they’re kinda like the final boss. I’ve been into metal for several years, and only this past year was I able to really start digging Lorna. I’d recommend “softer” songs such as Before I Forget from Slipknot. Or if you are more into melodic stuff but that also has some heaviness, I’d recommend something like The Sin And The Sentence from Trivium. But other than that, great reaction as always, looking forward to future vids.
Im not a super heavy metal guy.( i can handle the metalica that made it to radio but not most of their earlier screamy stuff) I know one of the slipknot guys has a band called Stone Sour. ( i have one of their CDs) Any other suggestions for soft heavy songs and groups?
@@robberrie677 You'll get there lol. Some of these may be heavier than what you are use to but you may like some of them. Check out Memphis May Fire, Bad Omens, Godsmack, Shinedown, Spiritbox, Three Days Grace, Twelve Foot Ninjas, Papa Roach, Ashes to New (kind of Linkin Park,) and last but not least Korn. Some of these bands have heavier songs but for the most part they have heavy parts in some of their songs but it is usually mixed with lighter parts. I know there are so many great bands that I haven't listed but it's a good starting part. That is where I started my son off when he was getting interested in the genre.
the metal scene is like looking at a pool you don't go fully into the deep end of the pool. but gradually move into the deep end and you find the route that's best for you sometimes one just needs to start off with power metal music or heavy rock with bands of powerwolf, disterbed, Godsmack, then move into like bands of jinjer, slaughter to prevail, maybe even whitechaple, then maybe move into more symponic stlye of bands like nightwish, epica and even bands like bandmaid, the hu would be a better swim route to learn how to listen to heavy music. If anyone else has a proper path then they could say something else but I feel like this is how I ended up enjoying the heavier style of growls of this style.
Maybe someone said this already, maybe not. The mixing in this track is strange to my metalhead ears, but the mix on the One Take Vocal that Will did is PERFECT!
The mix is reminiscent of old black metal recordings, meaning to turn everything down while jacking mids to the moon so it turns into more of a wall of sound. I'm also not a huge fan of it in regards to Lorna Shore, even though I like black metal in general.
@@dericanslum1696 it may be perfect in what it’s paying homage too. I never said it was “wrong”. I was simply saying it was “off” in “my opinion” compared to his one take version meaning it’s not as much to my taste. Doesn’t mean I still can’t appreciate it for what it is.
Props to this dude cuz it’s obvious he doesn’t normally listen to this style of music but he’s giving it a real shot listening to it and taking it serious not hating on it even though it’s not his normal thing. I appreciate him putting in the work, it’s fun to watch this dude react to this. Good on ya bro
Thanks for translating To The Hellfire. I’ve seen lots of reactions to this song with the heaviness, musical aspects, and the extreme sounds of the vocals getting lots of attention, but this is the first I’ve seen to tackle the lyrics. I’ve been listening to it for months and never actually knew all the lyrics myself
Kind of endearing how you’re fighting to get the lyrics :D and it seems that it somehow made the ungodly tones you were listening to kinda slip by unnoticed. And yeah, it’s their style. It’s called blackened deathcore. Get your lyrics sheet :D and yeah, the way i see it is that harsh vocals are usually regarded as percussive instrument, but lorna shore takes it a step further on the mixing side
Love how eclectic your taste in music reveals itself to be. Loyal subscriber and fan. Would love to see your channel blow up so you are able to devote more of your time to it and not have to hold down another job. This is obviously your passion, and you're an incredible reaction you tube content provider. Don't listen or follow many others because most are not as polite and fair in their assessment of the music. You're amazing. Whole shit I think I caught that!! Your willingness to explore different types of music is well beyond your years, my dear sweet young man. Much loving friendship and admiration!!!
Man... I'm so glad you looked up the lyrics! It really helps you to understand the music better... Seriously man... Awesome reaction video... Whether this is your style or not, you simply can't deny that these guys are insanely talented. I've never been into the growl metal before, but these guys are on a whole new level and i FUCKING LOVE IT
Will Ramos is their new singer after their old one left in controversy. Their style does generally sound like this, Blackened Deathcore comes from having elements of Black metal (blast beats on drums, fast paced) and Metalcore, or Hardcore (breakdowns - when the beat drops out and the guitars chug on the lowest string), both stemming from Punk. Metal is such a wide ranging genre. From Folk metal with bagpipes and flutes, to Death metal with corpse-paint. I enjoy your honest reactions, and your willingness to give to challenge yourself! Keep up the good work!
@@cobraglatiator yeah this guy is a little off with metal stuff. Corpse paint IS black metal. Now this is blackened deathcore, because it takes elements from black and death metal with hardcore punk influences. (black and death metal doesn't come from punk). the black influence here is that is more atmospheric guitar (tremolo picking highs, etc), and screeching vocals. The low growls and thick production are death elements. Blast beats are shared between black and death. The hardcore elements is in one part the speed, but mostly the usage of breakdowns.
@@jeffreychandler8418 I am so huge on this genre most likely because of that too, its all the best parts of those genres. Never been the biggest fan of older death and black metal, but when you get into the modern stuff and start mixing in newer elements I just fall in love with it. I would probably never listen to much Mayhem for instance, but kick some Deafheaven or Bosse De Nage and I am ready to go on a journey, doesn't make me any less of a metalhead even if some old school elitists may get on my case for being more into the modern stuff but that's just how it is for me. I like all the old metal genres and I will listen to them, but it tends to be the modern, experimental sort of genre blending stuff that I stick with. My definition of heavy isn't constantly thick production, low tuned guitars chugging on the top strings nonstop and growls for 6 minutes straight with little variation, that gets boring to my ear, when you mix it up with melody, solo breaks, using tons of different flows and techniques in the vocals, build up into half time breakdowns, hell maybe throw in clean vocals or a goddamn brass choir, that's when I get hooked. Or in the Blackgaze sense like the bands I mentioned, have this sort of mellow atmospheric shoegaze vibe with these dark poems just being wailed out over a dynamic instrumental. I will never not like some good old fashioned metallica, slayer, black sabbath, etc but I am all over the bands in genres that just stick out with the interesting shit they do, System of a Down, Deftones, Lorna Shore, Dance Gavin Dance, Polyphia and Ghost (not really considered metal but I count them), Slaughter to Prevail, Deafheaven, Bosse De Nage, Sleep Token, Tallah, Archspire, Chevelle, Coheed and Cambria, Hungry Lights, Tool, Zeal and Ardor, those are my big ones.
They are just a wall of sound. You gotta let it take over you and bring you on the journey. It's actually very emotional for me. I get to see them next month. I feel like I'm gonna cry thru it. Can't wait!
Man i loved this reaction. You actually did effort to try and understand this complex music. Loved it when you started feeling the groove, a lot of people can't even listen behind the brutal vocals. Like and sub 😊
I love watching reaction videos to this song. People are just not ready!!! I love this song. I start my day with it every day. My day doesn't get going without this song and Marilyn Manson's Seven Day Binge.
Aye fam, it brought a smile to my face to see you legit try to get into this and ACTUALLY get into this. All forms/Genres of metal is hard to get into for those not raised on it or rarely ever listen to it so it does me a big happy to see you actually vibe with it. Lorna shore is for sure on the "deep end" side 1000% but damn their lyrics and sound is so friggin good. Keep up the awesome reactions bro! hope to see more of your journey through metal. p.s Will Ramos has a few one cut takes on a few of their songs, for sure worth checking them out also. Watch how effortlessly Will flexes those beast pipes and lungs of his.
I've seen another comment say this, but I definitely echo the sentiment, permanent sub from me. Making the effort and appreciating what Lorna Shore offers is commendable. I love these guys and when other people find them and actually respect them it's so freaking dope. Especially when it's SOOOOOOOOOOOO far out of your comfort zone. Yes, Jinjer and Slaughter To Prevail are hard, no question. But Lorna Shore is different. The elevation of music that they embody is special. Being hard and brutal isn't "easy" but it's easier than doing that and making people feel something in their souls. Which Lorna has done time and again. The Pain Remains trilogy has made so many people cry while headbanging. It's an absolutely beautiful thing to behold. Love your dedication and reaction.
A bit of advice my friend. If it hurts when you're doing harsh vocals, you're doing it wrong. There are plenty of ways to make these sounds, all of which shouldn't hurt! You don't have to destroy your vocal folds bro. Find some techniques, watch vocal coaches react to harsh vocals like these, or just find a way for yourself that doesn't hurt your throat!
An ENT physician friend of mine long ago told me that the singers of this type of music or delivery of lyrics often blow out their vocal cords and their careers are often cut short due to the harshness and unusual demands upon such a delicate organ in the human body. Have to hand it to those who can last long enough to be added to the list of those that stand the tests of time, even if their contributions are less than say other singers who do not put their vocal cords through such rigor while performing for our enjoyment.
Broooo, dayum. You were in for a wild ride, I am sure 😂 Not sure if u reacted to Slaughter To Prevail yet, but if you didn’t - give them boys a try, them along with Lorna Shore and Brand of Sacrifice are the (un)holy trio of a new Deathcore era.
@@TooBlunt I just watched the video. If you reacted to Baba Yaga by them - it’s an easy song to follow. Try Demolisher, you’ll be blown out of your socks, believe me bro 😂 Also, a sidenote: what you mentioned about your throat getting sore while practicing extreme vocals means that you are dong it wrong. It’s actually quite dangerous cause if done wrong it can actually hurt your voice in a bad way. There’s a proper technique for it, that’s why these guys can tour for months, play 2-3 hour shows without damaging their voices. A good example of a great extreme vocal technique can be heard during his one take of “To The Hellfire” that Will posted on his YT channel, I would recommend you to react to it as well, it has much juicier vocals and a better mixing. And as a general - would love to see the reactions for the remaining two tracks off of the same EP by them, all 3 tracks are badass and beautiful in their own way.
His vocal skills are amongst everyone in the metal industry and he has a different perspective and technique than others he has full control over his larynx wich means he can reach notes and hold notes longer than others
You might really like LANDMVRKS - Death. LANDMVRKS are on an absolute tear so their whole album is great. I have also been really digging an album called The Act - by The Devil Wears Prada. However my favorite band is Crystal Lake. They are a metalcore group from Japan. They have a super unique sound. They can go from a weird rapped verse to crazy grooves to chilling melodies. The vocalist Ryo uses primarily fry screams and is probably easier to understand for someone who is newer to metal. I would recommend Into the Great Beyond or Apollo if you want to react to Crystal Lake. Watch me Burn is also a good option.
There's nothing more rewarding to a metal head than watching someone else get bit by the metal bug. Appreciate the effort put in to understand what you're hearing here. This might be one to come back to down the road for you. Metal is a journey for sure, I've had tons of bands that I couldn't do on first listen, then I came back later and they blew my mind.
You're probably my most favorite reaction channel by far! You don't prolong your reactions, you get down to the point and go on with the reaction. Thank you!!
You are my favourite reactor, actually I come to UA-cam just to see your reactions. Oh and I love Tom Macdonald. Anyway this 75 year old lady wonders if you have ever listened or reacted too Alice Cooper. (Rock Star from the 70’s) He was a favourite of mine. I loved your Queen reactions too. I don’t remember if you did Unchained Melody by the Righteous Brothers but you seem interested in the older music so I’ll throw all those at you. 😝
Only the second video I have seen of yours and I give you mad respect for bringing the lyrics up, I have seen only one other reactor do this. Keep it up
I love how you see poesy in Will's superhuman performance. They are amazing, all of them, but Will is a supernatural entity who can even sing clean vocals. Also he is kind and sweet as a human being. Lyrics are poetic in a human way, music is divine, vocals come from Hell and it all speaks to the soul whatever direction you take in life. Love how you say "this is the deep end". One of my favorite reactions. Love it when people say how they feel, give some analysis and actually give a real reactions on different levels, not just make faces and say "subscribe". Wonderful.
“This one is hard to jam to”….. Bro I’ve been watching you tracking lyrics and bobbing your for 10 minutes. You’re not lost, you’re new 😉. Keep it up!!
In the regards of the mixing, they are going for a more Black Metal approach.. This is common in some black metal bands not all of them, where the vocals just mix into the noise to create another instrument... I love that they took that out for the chorus, it makes it punch harder...
i'm just getting into Lorna, and found this reaction. i gotta say, FINALLY someone who put in the respect and effort it deserves. THANK YOU! i'm still a lot like how you was in this video "huh, what's he saying?? say that again??" LOL so to have someone who, as you say is going on the journey with me, is refreshing to find. SUBED!
this is for SURE their style. Some call it blackened death core (sort of a hybrid of death core and black metal). Will Ramos' vocals are just insanely good if you can appreciate how physically difficult it is to have a sort of "pitch" in this style. He's got crazy range.
only minor recommendation - if you talk over a part of the song, roll it back - most people who come to hear this reaction will want to hear the end breakdown and...all that comes with it. just a thought :)
@@RoadLessTraveledMedia I'd honestly suggest every reactor to NEVER pause a song and skip around in it - the first listen should be in its entirety, or the very first listeining experience - as conceptualized by the musicians - is ruined completely. Lots of reactors do this and they take the once in a lifetime opportunity to really engage with this _entirely new to them_ piece of music away. It's so sad. The skipping and most of the talking should be done in a second roll through imo. Hack the song apart then, but man, just stop the pausing and rerolling while listening to it for the first time.
Love that you actually read lyrics whenever it's hard to catch them by ear. No shame in it! Great reaction! BTW if you want to try a more easier to follow, easier to jam metal band, HIGHLY recommend you try checking out Slipknot. One of my all time favorites.
As one of the most known famous metal youtubers said: I read the lyrics cause I don't understand 90% of them. Its more about emotion and ability to let loose
I love how open you are to other genres! Loved this reaction .. i was a bit bummed though that you had to mute the best part of the song ^^ but i get it, with all the copyright bs. You definitely should check out their One take vocal of 'Of the abyss' !!
"I got my baby trainingwheels on" bro you are taking the baby trainingwheels into the deep end. scuba-diving with no flippers yk. you say that shit and then immediatly mime the lyrics on key right after? mad respect man. most reaction channels can't even get past the "shock factor" of bands like Lorna Shore at first. let alone get gritty into it. 👊 keep it up fam
I've been really enjoying your journey through metal! It's so nice to see someone who hasn't really listened to it, appreciate the talent it takes :) You're awesome!
Been watching your channel for the last few weeks, you definitely got my sub! I really appreciate you sharing your metal journey with us! It's such a beautiful genre with amazing musicianship from all members of each band! Keep it up man! Appreciate you!
Man, I loved watching you react to this. You gave it such a fair shake. And watching you groove a bit, and have a few moments where it “clicked” was fantastic. Great video! Will is a great extreme vocalist. I’ve also recently discovered them, and they reignited my fondness for listening to, and trying to perform, extreme vocals. Keep up the good work on your videos.
I love your reaction and analysis of this song. If you want to really experience Lorna Shore, check out their trilogy song/video for Pain Remains 1,2&3. I guarantee it will make you emotional and appreciate the band even more
If you haven’t yet, you should check out one of the other songs off this EP. The 3 song ep is about life, death, and rebirth, and this song is the first track off of it. Highly highly recommend you check out *Of The Abyss* or *…And I Return To Nothingness* since they’re both amazing. But more importantly, the vocalist Will Ramos has one-take vocal performances of both on his youtube channel, which are so cool to watch.
You rule. Didn't simply roll with the punches.. ya killed it!! Will Ramos sounds like Gollum being tortured so I guess he's doing his job.🤣 Awesome reaction!!
loved this reaction and that you took time to adjust your ear and read along with the lyrics not a lot do that which. metal does get heavier and so do the vocals so be prepared keep up the awesome work
Sick video and reaction dude, yeah Ramos from Lorna Shore is mental. You should watch the video where he meets "The Charismatic Voice" they put a tube up his nose and down his throat to see what's going on. The doctors' are properly excited, they'd never seen vocal cords do anything like it. And don't worry about not understanding the lyrics, vocal technique is much more important. Most bands like this are using the vocalist as an extra instrument, but it's nice to have some poetic lyrics (even if you need to read them).
Love your lyrical analysis man! First time I’ve watched your channel and I really enjoyed the video, just subscribed and will be going through watching a bunch of your videos! Cheers!
This was actually a good reaction. Haven’t gone through your videos yet but there have been two new Lorn Shore songs and a crazy song by Immortal Disfigurement. Lorna Shores old singer.
Thank you so much for reacting to this! Will Ramose (the vocalist) has has a one take video of this song where his vocals are highlighted for this song. That might be able to tune your ear to follow the lyrics better, if you would like to watch that haha. It also shows how effortless it is for him to do his harsh vocals. Thanks again for the reaction, and keep doing what you're doing. 👍
In metal (mostly) the lyrics are just an accompaniment to the sound. The sound is generally more important than the message in the song. The overall FEEL of the music is what matters most in metal. So by concentrating only on the lyrics, you are at a risk of missing out on the most important part of the song, which is the music. Metal is listened to in a different way than, say pop or rap where lyrics and meaning can be centre of the song.
Yo, great reaction!! I loved this video. Lorna has been my favorite band ever for years. Every members is an absolute fucking unit in their instruments. Another suggestion would be LARCINEA ROE: NOSE TORK, or any other Lorna song sucha as the pain remains trilogy or sun eater
One of the best reactions to this yet! Found you recently from your reaction to Tom MacDonald's "The System", and I'm glad to see you reacting to metal too. Especially Lorna! Too bad YT made you cut out the gnarliest part of the song. Thrown into metals deep end or not, hearing Will's vocals for the first time trips out every seasoned metalhead that I've personally seen. I suppose I'll bring up some terrible news since we're talking about metal... Unfortunately the metal world just a lost a true legend and one of the best metal vocalists of all time a few days ago. His name was Trevor Strnad from The Black Dahlia Murder. Not only was he a legend, but he was genuinely one of the nicest and funniest people I've had the honor of sharing a stage with. Since you're getting into metal and reacting to it, can I request you react to TBDM's song "What A Horrible Night To Have A Curse"? The Black Dahlia Murder is a must listen to anyway (I wouldn't be surprised if they've been requested multiple times already) and I think it would be a fitting way to honor Trevor as well as cheer some of us metalheads up a bit. Your reactions are great and I really think you'd appreciate TBDM and Trevor's vocals, patterns, and lyrics. You have a really cool way of understanding & appreciating vocalists/lyricists, so it would be awesome to see you hear TBDM for the first time and geek out on Trevor's vocals and lyrics. If anything, could you add it to your list of future reactions? Anyway, keep shredding bro!🤘
just found your channel about an hour ago, and after giving your metal reactions a once over id like to recommend "arch enemy- handshake with hell" a try. always excited to welcome new faces to the genre, gonna go give some of your other work a watch now, cheers.
I totally get it, I couldn't listen to this song for the first 3-4 listens but once I really took the time to, it became a song that I can listen whenever I want for however long I want to and I think that's beautiful.
Many of my viewers aren’t into this kind of music and neither was I. So I’m order to get newer listeners to give it a chance, having the lyrics could help them see that it’s more than just “screaming”. Also I think the artist themselves want to be heard as well
@TooBlunt, I've really enjoyed the musical journey you've shared with all of us! In respects to this song, I wasn't sure if it was some satanic message to 'Drink Your Ovaltine' or what but, apart from the cool drum licks this wasn't really my cup of tea but, overall mad respect to these musicians for pulling off this song. Your reactions are the best, please keep them coming!!!
New to the channel and loving your dives into this music. Should definitely do a react to his one-take of this song to really appreciate his vocals. You will probably be able to understand what hes saying much better as well
Solid reaction. I want to take a second and appreciate the fact that someone acknowledges the amount of work it takes to perform vocals like these. Also keep listening to deathcore and stuff. You have to train your ear over time to understand it easier.
Bro the amount of effort you put into understanding this, the lyrics and overall wanting to feel the vibe of it literally earned a permanent sub. Much respect.
:) thanks for the comment pal. And yea man I’ve listened to a lot of music with 0 meaning beyond the actual words. So it’s nice to have something I can dive into
FACTS!!!
@@TooBluntlove your energy
Thank you pal :)
Absolutely
Don't worry about the lyrics on a first listen. Metal vocals in this genre tend to be more of another instrument than to be understood. Enjoy it for its whole and not the sum of its parts. That applies to alot of metal subgenres.
Sit back and let it roll over you 🤘😁
Ay sup
GC! ❤🤘🤘
Very insightful commentary my guy! Much like your reactions.
That's my problem with Oceano. Great beats, vocals sound great, but there's no way someone can convince me they actually have any lyrics
Seeing this ginger-fuck on every To The Hellfire reaction :D keep rockin 🤘
it makes me so happy you want to put in the work to understand the lyrics, tune your ears, and just how accepting you are to this genre. it just makes me so giddy to see a blossoming metal head even if this is too much for you i can say from all metal heads: welcome to the family.
:) happy to be a part of it. You guys have been more than welcoming. Which makes it a lot more fun !
Will Ramos (the singer) did a one take of this song on his own channel that's amazing, I highly recommend reacting to it as well! Love the reaction :)
His of the abyss one take is on another level as well.
Yes I definitely recommend the one take videos, you will hear the lyrics a lot better and I promise they hit even better 🤘🏻
Came here to say this
He does the one takes because so many people said it was filters and what not. He is on another level completely.
I actually prefer to listen to his one take version. Will Ramos is a proper talented bloke 🤘🏻
There's a reaction channel called The Charismatic Voice with a vocal coach reacting and analyzing. She managed to not only get an interview with Will but got him to fly out and get his throat checked out by a doctor, throat cam and all. Apparently he's a unicorn
I saw the interview, I didn't realize they ever did the throat cam!
@@StevenBiggsMaxwell I think that was something they did a couple weeks after the interview. The throat vid hasn't dropped yet. I think we'll get it sometime next month
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Here's the link to her video 😎👍
@@StevenBiggsMaxwell The throat cam video link is above 👍
@@punkyjuarez763 Thanks! I ended up watching it when it first premiered, but this link will be useful for anyone that sees these comments in the future. As far as the video, it was wild to see the twisting in his throat!
It's awesome to see you taking metal seriously and pointing out not only the skill needed needed to scream like that without ripping one's vocal cords in half, but also appreciating the lyrics themselves. As you noted, your ears to get trained to the sound of harsh vocals over time.
I wish I could like this comment 30 more times.
I can’t express how much I appreciate the care you take in these metal reactions!
Is this the "Time4change"
singer/frontman
Dave Green?
The beauty of death metal is that you never need to really understand the lyrics. Just close your eyes and head bang!
Words of wisdom!
Not death metal.
@@spitz5183 Deathcore is a subgenre of death metal so it still falls under that umbrella
@@oldchannel1262 No, it’s a subgenre of metalcore.
@@spitz5183 Bro its called Deathcore. Its a combination of Death Metal and hardcore where as metalcore is a combination of metal and hardcore
Yeah, the vocals are low in the mix to the point where it’s helpful to think of them as another instrument. Will’s one-take of this song is much easier to hear and understand. It’s a must! Kudos to you for being so open-minded! 😊
It’s weird how much you guys talk about the vocal mix and not how overbearing the synths are compared to the guitars.
@@brileystewart actually that is a pretty genuine criticism, Lorna loves their choral synths man. I love it but for this song I would love to hear the guitars just a bit more
My man. For you to not just listen, but to take the extra time to analyze the lyrics, and be willing to go back and forth between getting into the music and delve into the content with an open mind is amazing. This style of metal is not for everyone, but is truly difficult for all involved. The drums, guitars and bass are top notch, and check out the charismatic voice for her interview with will as well has they put a microscope into his vocal cords to watch how his vocal chords react while he sings.
Enjoying your metal journey haha. I'm gonna have to suggest a classic. Through Struggle by As I Lay Dying. Such a banger 🤘
This is definitely a hard one so early on in your metal journey. I don’t think it was such a good idea to react to Lorna so soon, they’re kinda like the final boss. I’ve been into metal for several years, and only this past year was I able to really start digging Lorna. I’d recommend “softer” songs such as Before I Forget from Slipknot. Or if you are more into melodic stuff but that also has some heaviness, I’d recommend something like The Sin And The Sentence from Trivium. But other than that, great reaction as always, looking forward to future vids.
Totally agree. I've been listening to metal for quite awhile and I'm still not totally into Lorna
Im not a super heavy metal guy.( i can handle the metalica that made it to radio but not most of their earlier screamy stuff) I know one of the slipknot guys has a band called Stone Sour. ( i have one of their CDs) Any other suggestions for soft heavy songs and groups?
Not even my final form
@@robberrie677 You'll get there lol. Some of these may be heavier than what you are use to but you may like some of them. Check out Memphis May Fire, Bad Omens, Godsmack, Shinedown, Spiritbox, Three Days Grace, Twelve Foot Ninjas, Papa Roach, Ashes to New (kind of Linkin Park,) and last but not least Korn. Some of these bands have heavier songs but for the most part they have heavy parts in some of their songs but it is usually mixed with lighter parts. I know there are so many great bands that I haven't listed but it's a good starting part. That is where I started my son off when he was getting interested in the genre.
the metal scene is like looking at a pool you don't go fully into the deep end of the pool. but gradually move into the deep end and you find the route that's best for you sometimes one just needs to start off with power metal music or heavy rock with bands of powerwolf, disterbed, Godsmack, then move into like bands of jinjer, slaughter to prevail, maybe even whitechaple, then maybe move into more symponic stlye of bands like nightwish, epica and even bands like bandmaid, the hu would be a better swim route to learn how to listen to heavy music.
If anyone else has a proper path then they could say something else but I feel like this is how I ended up enjoying the heavier style of growls of this style.
Maybe someone said this already, maybe not.
The mixing in this track is strange to my metalhead ears, but the mix on the One Take Vocal that Will did is PERFECT!
Yes! The mixing is totally off in my option. Will Ramos is immensely talented and I feel the mix completely drowns him out
The mix is reminiscent of old black metal recordings, meaning to turn everything down while jacking mids to the moon so it turns into more of a wall of sound. I'm also not a huge fan of it in regards to Lorna Shore, even though I like black metal in general.
...this mix is perfect if you know what it's paying homage to...
@@purplepoison271 ...that's just your lack of knowledge of the genre...maybe you'll be ready for it one day...
@@dericanslum1696 it may be perfect in what it’s paying homage too. I never said it was “wrong”. I was simply saying it was “off” in “my opinion” compared to his one take version meaning it’s not as much to my taste. Doesn’t mean I still can’t appreciate it for what it is.
Props to this dude cuz it’s obvious he doesn’t normally listen to this style of music but he’s giving it a real shot listening to it and taking it serious not hating on it even though it’s not his normal thing. I appreciate him putting in the work, it’s fun to watch this dude react to this. Good on ya bro
Thanks for translating To The Hellfire. I’ve seen lots of reactions to this song with the heaviness, musical aspects, and the extreme sounds of the vocals getting lots of attention, but this is the first I’ve seen to tackle the lyrics. I’ve been listening to it for months and never actually knew all the lyrics myself
:) happy to help
Kind of endearing how you’re fighting to get the lyrics :D and it seems that it somehow made the ungodly tones you were listening to kinda slip by unnoticed.
And yeah, it’s their style. It’s called blackened deathcore. Get your lyrics sheet :D
and yeah, the way i see it is that harsh vocals are usually regarded as percussive instrument, but lorna shore takes it a step further on the mixing side
Love how eclectic your taste in music reveals itself to be. Loyal subscriber and fan. Would love to see your channel blow up so you are able to devote more of your time to it and not have to hold down another job. This is obviously your passion, and you're an incredible reaction you tube content provider. Don't listen or follow many others because most are not as polite and fair in their assessment of the music. You're amazing. Whole shit I think I caught that!! Your willingness to explore different types of music is well beyond your years, my dear sweet young man. Much loving friendship and admiration!!!
Iv never seen a reactor pay so much attention and want to understand and hear everything properly. Will is incredible 🖤
Man... I'm so glad you looked up the lyrics! It really helps you to understand the music better... Seriously man... Awesome reaction video... Whether this is your style or not, you simply can't deny that these guys are insanely talented. I've never been into the growl metal before, but these guys are on a whole new level and i FUCKING LOVE IT
Will Ramos is their new singer after their old one left in controversy. Their style does generally sound like this, Blackened Deathcore comes from having elements of Black metal (blast beats on drums, fast paced) and Metalcore, or Hardcore (breakdowns - when the beat drops out and the guitars chug on the lowest string), both stemming from Punk. Metal is such a wide ranging genre. From Folk metal with bagpipes and flutes, to Death metal with corpse-paint.
I enjoy your honest reactions, and your willingness to give to challenge yourself! Keep up the good work!
isn't corpse paint more of a black metal thing? think so.
Yeaaaa you guys are the best! All these comments really help get an idea of everything
@@cobraglatiator yeah this guy is a little off with metal stuff. Corpse paint IS black metal. Now this is blackened deathcore, because it takes elements from black and death metal with hardcore punk influences. (black and death metal doesn't come from punk). the black influence here is that is more atmospheric guitar (tremolo picking highs, etc), and screeching vocals. The low growls and thick production are death elements. Blast beats are shared between black and death. The hardcore elements is in one part the speed, but mostly the usage of breakdowns.
@@jeffreychandler8418 very informative.
@@jeffreychandler8418 I am so huge on this genre most likely because of that too, its all the best parts of those genres. Never been the biggest fan of older death and black metal, but when you get into the modern stuff and start mixing in newer elements I just fall in love with it. I would probably never listen to much Mayhem for instance, but kick some Deafheaven or Bosse De Nage and I am ready to go on a journey, doesn't make me any less of a metalhead even if some old school elitists may get on my case for being more into the modern stuff but that's just how it is for me. I like all the old metal genres and I will listen to them, but it tends to be the modern, experimental sort of genre blending stuff that I stick with. My definition of heavy isn't constantly thick production, low tuned guitars chugging on the top strings nonstop and growls for 6 minutes straight with little variation, that gets boring to my ear, when you mix it up with melody, solo breaks, using tons of different flows and techniques in the vocals, build up into half time breakdowns, hell maybe throw in clean vocals or a goddamn brass choir, that's when I get hooked. Or in the Blackgaze sense like the bands I mentioned, have this sort of mellow atmospheric shoegaze vibe with these dark poems just being wailed out over a dynamic instrumental. I will never not like some good old fashioned metallica, slayer, black sabbath, etc but I am all over the bands in genres that just stick out with the interesting shit they do, System of a Down, Deftones, Lorna Shore, Dance Gavin Dance, Polyphia and Ghost (not really considered metal but I count them), Slaughter to Prevail, Deafheaven, Bosse De Nage, Sleep Token, Tallah, Archspire, Chevelle, Coheed and Cambria, Hungry Lights, Tool, Zeal and Ardor, those are my big ones.
They are just a wall of sound. You gotta let it take over you and bring you on the journey. It's actually very emotional for me. I get to see them next month. I feel like I'm gonna cry thru it. Can't wait!
Man i loved this reaction. You actually did effort to try and understand this complex music. Loved it when you started feeling the groove, a lot of people can't even listen behind the brutal vocals. Like and sub 😊
Subbed. Really dig it dude.
Not the easiest song to jump in to.
I love watching reaction videos to this song. People are just not ready!!! I love this song. I start my day with it every day. My day doesn't get going without this song and Marilyn Manson's Seven Day Binge.
Aye fam, it brought a smile to my face to see you legit try to get into this and ACTUALLY get into this. All forms/Genres of metal is hard to get into for those not raised on it or rarely ever listen to it so it does me a big happy to see you actually vibe with it. Lorna shore is for sure on the "deep end" side 1000% but damn their lyrics and sound is so friggin good. Keep up the awesome reactions bro! hope to see more of your journey through metal.
p.s Will Ramos has a few one cut takes on a few of their songs, for sure worth checking them out also. Watch how effortlessly Will flexes those beast pipes and lungs of his.
I always love your reactions and I don’t know how I missed this one! Glad I came across it cause you did not disappoint!!
:) awe shucks you’re too sweet :) thank you. I’m happy you enjoyed
I've seen another comment say this, but I definitely echo the sentiment, permanent sub from me. Making the effort and appreciating what Lorna Shore offers is commendable. I love these guys and when other people find them and actually respect them it's so freaking dope. Especially when it's SOOOOOOOOOOOO far out of your comfort zone. Yes, Jinjer and Slaughter To Prevail are hard, no question. But Lorna Shore is different. The elevation of music that they embody is special. Being hard and brutal isn't "easy" but it's easier than doing that and making people feel something in their souls. Which Lorna has done time and again. The Pain Remains trilogy has made so many people cry while headbanging. It's an absolutely beautiful thing to behold. Love your dedication and reaction.
A bit of advice my friend. If it hurts when you're doing harsh vocals, you're doing it wrong. There are plenty of ways to make these sounds, all of which shouldn't hurt! You don't have to destroy your vocal folds bro. Find some techniques, watch vocal coaches react to harsh vocals like these, or just find a way for yourself that doesn't hurt your throat!
An ENT physician friend of mine long ago told me that the singers of this type of music or delivery of lyrics often blow out their vocal cords and their careers are often cut short due to the harshness and unusual demands upon such a delicate organ in the human body. Have to hand it to those who can last long enough to be added to the list of those that stand the tests of time, even if their contributions are less than say other singers who do not put their vocal cords through such rigor while performing for our enjoyment.
Broooo, dayum. You were in for a wild ride, I am sure 😂
Not sure if u reacted to Slaughter To Prevail yet, but if you didn’t - give them boys a try, them along with Lorna Shore and Brand of Sacrifice are the (un)holy trio of a new Deathcore era.
Lol slaughter to prevail was much easier to handle than this one
@@TooBlunt I just watched the video. If you reacted to Baba Yaga by them - it’s an easy song to follow. Try Demolisher, you’ll be blown out of your socks, believe me bro 😂
Also, a sidenote: what you mentioned about your throat getting sore while practicing extreme vocals means that you are dong it wrong. It’s actually quite dangerous cause if done wrong it can actually hurt your voice in a bad way. There’s a proper technique for it, that’s why these guys can tour for months, play 2-3 hour shows without damaging their voices. A good example of a great extreme vocal technique can be heard during his one take of “To The Hellfire” that Will posted on his YT channel, I would recommend you to react to it as well, it has much juicier vocals and a better mixing. And as a general - would love to see the reactions for the remaining two tracks off of the same EP by them, all 3 tracks are badass and beautiful in their own way.
@@TooBlunt If you ever would want to react to something heavier then Lorna Shore, then Infant Annihilator is your choice.
Lol you guys are trying kill me I see. I’ll check that out then !
His vocal skills are amongst everyone in the metal industry and he has a different perspective and technique than others he has full control over his larynx wich means he can reach notes and hold notes longer than others
You might really like LANDMVRKS - Death. LANDMVRKS are on an absolute tear so their whole album is great. I have also been really digging an album called The Act - by The Devil Wears Prada. However my favorite band is Crystal Lake. They are a metalcore group from Japan. They have a super unique sound. They can go from a weird rapped verse to crazy grooves to chilling melodies. The vocalist Ryo uses primarily fry screams and is probably easier to understand for someone who is newer to metal. I would recommend Into the Great Beyond or Apollo if you want to react to Crystal Lake. Watch me Burn is also a good option.
LANDMVRKS has the best production in metal currently.
There's nothing more rewarding to a metal head than watching someone else get bit by the metal bug. Appreciate the effort put in to understand what you're hearing here. This might be one to come back to down the road for you. Metal is a journey for sure, I've had tons of bands that I couldn't do on first listen, then I came back later and they blew my mind.
In this genre the vocals are used as another instrument. Lorna shore and worm shepherd are the best right now. This ep is a masterpiece
You're so genuine about it. It takes a bit but it'll grow on you my dude. Of the abyss has a lyric video, and century media always blocks stuff.
The time has finally come. Time to grab some popcorn 🍿
You're probably my most favorite reaction channel by far! You don't prolong your reactions, you get down to the point and go on with the reaction. Thank you!!
You are my favourite reactor, actually I come to UA-cam just to see your reactions. Oh and I love Tom Macdonald.
Anyway this 75 year old lady wonders if you have ever listened or reacted too Alice Cooper. (Rock Star from the 70’s)
He was a favourite of mine. I loved your Queen reactions too. I don’t remember if you did Unchained Melody by the Righteous Brothers but you seem interested in the older music so I’ll throw all those at you. 😝
Only the second video I have seen of yours and I give you mad respect for bringing the lyrics up, I have seen only one other reactor do this. Keep it up
I love how you see poesy in Will's superhuman performance. They are amazing, all of them, but Will is a supernatural entity who can even sing clean vocals. Also he is kind and sweet as a human being. Lyrics are poetic in a human way, music is divine, vocals come from Hell and it all speaks to the soul whatever direction you take in life. Love how you say "this is the deep end". One of my favorite reactions. Love it when people say how they feel, give some analysis and actually give a real reactions on different levels, not just make faces and say "subscribe". Wonderful.
“This one is hard to jam to”…..
Bro I’ve been watching you tracking lyrics and bobbing your for 10 minutes. You’re not lost, you’re new 😉. Keep it up!!
Cutting out at the end is definitely a sad moment…
In the regards of the mixing, they are going for a more Black Metal approach.. This is common in some black metal bands not all of them, where the vocals just mix into the noise to create another instrument... I love that they took that out for the chorus, it makes it punch harder...
This band makes experiences
I love everything about this channel so far. Open minded. Enjoying what is presented and having fun with it in your own way! SUBSCRIBED!
i'm just getting into Lorna, and found this reaction. i gotta say, FINALLY someone who put in the respect and effort it deserves.
THANK YOU!
i'm still a lot like how you was in this video "huh, what's he saying?? say that again??" LOL
so to have someone who, as you say is going on the journey with me, is refreshing to find.
SUBED!
this is for SURE their style. Some call it blackened death core (sort of a hybrid of death core and black metal). Will Ramos' vocals are just insanely good if you can appreciate how physically difficult it is to have a sort of "pitch" in this style. He's got crazy range.
only minor recommendation - if you talk over a part of the song, roll it back - most people who come to hear this reaction will want to hear the end breakdown and...all that comes with it. just a thought :)
@@RoadLessTraveledMedia I'd honestly suggest every reactor to NEVER pause a song and skip around in it - the first listen should be in its entirety, or the very first listeining experience - as conceptualized by the musicians - is ruined completely. Lots of reactors do this and they take the once in a lifetime opportunity to really engage with this _entirely new to them_ piece of music away. It's so sad.
The skipping and most of the talking should be done in a second roll through imo. Hack the song apart then, but man, just stop the pausing and rerolling while listening to it for the first time.
Really enjoyed this video my man. Loved seeing how you worked through it and wanted to learn more. This band rips.
Love that you actually read lyrics whenever it's hard to catch them by ear. No shame in it! Great reaction!
BTW if you want to try a more easier to follow, easier to jam metal band, HIGHLY recommend you try checking out Slipknot. One of my all time favorites.
As a seasoned metal head, I still have to pull up lyrics a lot 😅.
Will Ramos, the vocalist, can also sing like nobody's business. Check out his Sleep Token covers; his singing is really incredible.
Love your reaction dude! First time seeing your video and already loving it. Love the genuine effort trying to catch up with the lyrics 😂👌🏻
Thanks for watching:) happy you enjoyed the video
Respect to your honesty and humility during this. Amazing take you're a great reactor!
ALRIGHT HERE WE GOOOOOO
As one of the most known famous metal youtubers said: I read the lyrics cause I don't understand 90% of them. Its more about emotion and ability to let loose
Keep having lyrics on hand with metal reactions. You'll get the ear in no time 🤘
I love how open you are to other genres! Loved this reaction .. i was a bit bummed though that you had to mute the best part of the song ^^ but i get it, with all the copyright bs. You definitely should check out their One take vocal of 'Of the abyss' !!
"I got my baby trainingwheels on" bro you are taking the baby trainingwheels into the deep end. scuba-diving with no flippers yk. you say that shit and then immediatly mime the lyrics on key right after? mad respect man. most reaction channels can't even get past the "shock factor" of bands like Lorna Shore at first. let alone get gritty into it. 👊 keep it up fam
I've been really enjoying your journey through metal! It's so nice to see someone who hasn't really listened to it, appreciate the talent it takes :) You're awesome!
You're excitement when you got the lyrics was priceless 🤘
Been watching your channel for the last few weeks, you definitely got my sub! I really appreciate you sharing your metal journey with us! It's such a beautiful genre with amazing musicianship from all members of each band! Keep it up man! Appreciate you!
Man, I loved watching you react to this. You gave it such a fair shake. And watching you groove a bit, and have a few moments where it “clicked” was fantastic. Great video! Will is a great extreme vocalist. I’ve also recently discovered them, and they reignited my fondness for listening to, and trying to perform, extreme vocals. Keep up the good work on your videos.
If anyone tells him to check out infant annihilator after this is inhumane.
I've been asking for Infant Annihilator for a while lol
YESSSSSS You got it... The head bob says it all brother haha!
Something beyond human is pretty well put my dude
Sometimes you just gotta forget the lyrics and feel the vibe
Not one of those times.
I love your reaction and analysis of this song. If you want to really experience Lorna Shore, check out their trilogy song/video for Pain Remains 1,2&3. I guarantee it will make you emotional and appreciate the band even more
Great reaction! You know when GC sees you you made it!!!!
lol i love it, you were developing the Metal Ear as you were reacting to this, that was pretty cool seeing that.
If you haven’t yet, you should check out one of the other songs off this EP. The 3 song ep is about life, death, and rebirth, and this song is the first track off of it.
Highly highly recommend you check out *Of The Abyss* or *…And I Return To Nothingness* since they’re both amazing. But more importantly, the vocalist Will Ramos has one-take vocal performances of both on his youtube channel, which are so cool to watch.
You rule. Didn't simply roll with the punches.. ya killed it!! Will Ramos sounds like Gollum being tortured so I guess he's doing his job.🤣 Awesome reaction!!
Dude didn’t mute during the hardest breakdown I’ve heard in years 💀💀
Will Ramos just casually expanding the known limits of human vocal chords…..
loved this reaction and that you took time to adjust your ear and read along with the lyrics not a lot do that which. metal does get heavier and so do the vocals so be prepared keep up the awesome work
A little late to your channel but I think what you did trying to train your ear to this was absolutely awesome.
Welcome to the family my friend all you need is some monster energy and your set😂😂😂😂
Great reaction! Love that you didn't edit out the parts where you were figuring out the lyrics. :)
I appreciate how much effort you put in
:) thanks for the feedback
Loved it bro. Keep going with the metal!
Sick video and reaction dude, yeah Ramos from Lorna Shore is mental. You should watch the video where he meets "The Charismatic Voice" they put a tube up his nose and down his throat to see what's going on.
The doctors' are properly excited, they'd never seen vocal cords do anything like it. And don't worry about not understanding the lyrics, vocal technique is much more important. Most bands like this are using the vocalist as an extra instrument, but it's nice to have some poetic lyrics (even if you need to read them).
Love your lyrical analysis man! First time I’ve watched your channel and I really enjoyed the video, just subscribed and will be going through watching a bunch of your videos! Cheers!
Happy you enjoyed :) thanks for the feedback
This was actually a good reaction. Haven’t gone through your videos yet but there have been two new Lorn Shore songs and a crazy song by Immortal Disfigurement. Lorna Shores old singer.
Thank you so much for reacting to this! Will Ramose (the vocalist) has has a one take video of this song where his vocals are highlighted for this song. That might be able to tune your ear to follow the lyrics better, if you would like to watch that haha. It also shows how effortless it is for him to do his harsh vocals. Thanks again for the reaction, and keep doing what you're doing. 👍
In metal (mostly) the lyrics are just an accompaniment to the sound. The sound is generally more important than the message in the song. The overall FEEL of the music is what matters most in metal. So by concentrating only on the lyrics, you are at a risk of missing out on the most important part of the song, which is the music. Metal is listened to in a different way than, say pop or rap where lyrics and meaning can be centre of the song.
I absolutely love your excitement when you started to catch up on the lyrics in the beginning
Yo, great reaction!! I loved this video. Lorna has been my favorite band ever for years. Every members is an absolute fucking unit in their instruments. Another suggestion would be LARCINEA ROE: NOSE TORK, or any other Lorna song sucha as the pain remains trilogy or sun eater
Much love buddy. I’m new to this band as well.
Bruh, Lorna Shore is like PHD levels of metal vocals comprehension. Not to shabby my man.
Man, I love watching the click when people finally start to catch the lyrics
One of the best reactions to this yet! Found you recently from your reaction to Tom MacDonald's "The System", and I'm glad to see you reacting to metal too. Especially Lorna! Too bad YT made you cut out the gnarliest part of the song. Thrown into metals deep end or not, hearing Will's vocals for the first time trips out every seasoned metalhead that I've personally seen. I suppose I'll bring up some terrible news since we're talking about metal... Unfortunately the metal world just a lost a true legend and one of the best metal vocalists of all time a few days ago. His name was Trevor Strnad from The Black Dahlia Murder. Not only was he a legend, but he was genuinely one of the nicest and funniest people I've had the honor of sharing a stage with. Since you're getting into metal and reacting to it, can I request you react to TBDM's song "What A Horrible Night To Have A Curse"? The Black Dahlia Murder is a must listen to anyway (I wouldn't be surprised if they've been requested multiple times already) and I think it would be a fitting way to honor Trevor as well as cheer some of us metalheads up a bit. Your reactions are great and I really think you'd appreciate TBDM and Trevor's vocals, patterns, and lyrics. You have a really cool way of understanding & appreciating vocalists/lyricists, so it would be awesome to see you hear TBDM for the first time and geek out on Trevor's vocals and lyrics. If anything, could you add it to your list of future reactions? Anyway, keep shredding bro!🤘
just found your channel about an hour ago, and after giving your metal reactions a once over id like to recommend "arch enemy- handshake with hell" a try. always excited to welcome new faces to the genre, gonna go give some of your other work a watch now, cheers.
Heres the thing, you reacting phhysically and reading the lyrics is the best reaction there is. You dont need to say a word, we all know man. lol
Those cats you're hearing at night aren't "fighting". 😂
The singers name is Will Ramos.
This type of music is relaxing to me . Its very poetic ,yes. Lorna Shore especially. I recommend the Pain Remains Trilogy. Its a work of art.
Welcome.... at first this music may be difficult... but it really becomes poetic in its own way... Great video.
I totally get it, I couldn't listen to this song for the first 3-4 listens but once I really took the time to, it became a song that I can listen whenever I want for however long I want to and I think that's beautiful.
I appreciate this guy had the sense to bring the lyrics up! Alot of people dont do that.!
Many of my viewers aren’t into this kind of music and neither was I. So I’m order to get newer listeners to give it a chance, having the lyrics could help them see that it’s more than just “screaming”. Also I think the artist themselves want to be heard as well
@TooBlunt, I've really enjoyed the musical journey you've shared with all of us! In respects to this song, I wasn't sure if it was some satanic message to 'Drink Your Ovaltine' or what but, apart from the cool drum licks this wasn't really my cup of tea but, overall mad respect to these musicians for pulling off this song. Your reactions are the best, please keep them coming!!!
New to the channel and loving your dives into this music. Should definitely do a react to his one-take of this song to really appreciate his vocals. You will probably be able to understand what hes saying much better as well
Solid reaction. I want to take a second and appreciate the fact that someone acknowledges the amount of work it takes to perform vocals like these. Also keep listening to deathcore and stuff. You have to train your ear over time to understand it easier.
Will and his voice are beyond this world
Will Ramos got the whole Nine Tailed Fox in his vocals 😂