Seriously though, all shirtlessness aside, I can't say I care for the overly dramatic first couple of lines but the scream itself does seem pretty dead-on to me. What I'm noticing in particular is a few seconds in, he seems to lock it into place and really turn on some good sounding distortion. Does that seem like an accurate assessment? It's something I can't quite imitate. I can sing it clean no problem. And I've learned how to get distortion from watching your other videos, but combining the two is the tricky part.

hi Draven, first I wanted to thank you for making that video for me back then, it really helped me progress a lot. I've been practising and playing around with new techniques for my fry screams, and am still trying to fine tune it. however I still have some doubts regarding the technique + going forward: 1. in the video you made you mentioned touching on the smoker's voice from the head voice. I wanted to clarify if this meant I should be literally doing both at once, or mainly using the smoker's voice as a tool for positioning the distortion? (im currently doing the latter) 2. I'm having trouble switching between vowel shapes. consonants are fine (practising with mahnahlah + 'power become death' plosive thing in your course) but I find that the scream either weakens or breaks in some vowels, mostly the 'ee' and 'oo' sounds. do you have any advice on how to practise this? I've attached a short clip of my fry screams, your feedback would be greatly appreciated. thanks

Hey there! I wonder where to start here... watched some videos (also the start here once) and appreciate the service so far. Now I'm thinking of buying the rock singing complete course. Would this be a good step to start singing/ rock singing without any former professional trainings?

I have been working on vowel anchoring. I struggle jumping around with pitches, but anything else of note with these? https://youtu.be/OS0vzLTWHjk

hi guys, been learning screaming for about a week now and having some trouble. I'm practising my foundation for fry scream (via witch's cackle > light fry > old man grunt), but every scream I do there's this constant, monotone 'grinding' noise, despite me feeling rather relaxed and not experiencing any pain throughout the process. how do I get rid of / reduce it? thanks