There are several different types of screams, including: Highs, growls, gutturals, pig squeals, etc.
I have no idea, I think they both do...
Probably. There are worse names out there than that.
After Forever produce music with a heavy metal genre that can also be described as death metal. The band use a mixture of soprano vocals and manly screams and grunts.
grim reaper - final screams from fear no evil thanks but found it myself
The heavy metal song you're referring to is likely "You Are" by the band "Hatebreed." The song features intense screaming and aggressive vocals that convey themes of resilience and defiance. If you're thinking of a different song, please provide more context or details!
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Certainly. There are no 'requirements' as to what type of singer front a Heavy Metal band, and several Metal bands employ various types of vocals, such as Opera singers, first used sparingly by Celtic Frost, then later used by bands such as Theatre of Tragedy, Nightwish, After Forever, etc. Some singers don't have any formal background to speak of, whatsoever. So long as you can find a band that works for you, you can have any background imaginable.
What you're really asking is, Why do people have different tastes in music. and that is like asking why do people have different tastes in sport, food etc. One could say that one has to have an understanding of heavy metal, in order to care and enjoy listening to it. One not so fond of it would say that the screams are unpleasant to listen to, though others would say that, the screams make the beautiful parts, more beautiful. One's taste in music often revolves in their emotions affected by their experiences.
Nu-metal, heavy metal, alternative metal, groove metal.
Heavy Metal with Christian imagery and lyrics.
The Production Budget for Heavy Metal was $9,300,000.