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Filthy2123ozjunkie

@Graham @Oaktavia here's a decent Doom metal singer.

goosehd

Fun one!

Filthy2123ozjunkie

@goosehd that woman sure is gorgeous. I like the screaming parts but the regular singing parts are a little too much for me.

This band is long broken up, but their singer was pretty awesome (like above).

She did a side project that sounds like early 90s Metallica with a female singer too.

Oaktavia

@Filthy love the atmospheric nature of the doom

@goosehd wow her vocals are dynamic and well rounded - I especially like the Gospel of the Witches song @Filthy shared that shit is wild when they harmonize vocally.

Here is the band I bring up when on topic of strong female vocals:

Dark Castle from Florida

Filthy2123ozjunkie

Wow @Oaktavia that was a dirge of a song there. Awesome.

I think Lynda 'Tam' Simpson from Sacrilege is my favorite female singer of all-time. It's excellent punk-crossover thrash if you've never heard them.

New stuff

Her just singing beautifully

Punk-thrash stuff (remastered)

A close second is "Mags" from EOW, yeah that's a gurl as the 2nd singer

Madame Buttonfly

@goosehd - some great tunes here! Sadly, unless he is buying under a pseudonym, Mr Clapton has not become a regular customer.

But who needs celebrities when we have the coolest customers on the planet? As evidenced by this thread

Tago Mago

My introduction to what would become my favourite band. 20th anniversary this year, too

Aetas

You are hitting ist again @Tago Mago
Heard them a lot in recent years…

Tago Mago

@Aetas thanks. There's a couple of people and bands who made me delve deeper into "obscure" 60ies and 70ies music such as Can, Neu! or King Crimson. Opeth and Steven Wilson are among them

Aetas

@Tago:

… such as Can, Neu! or King Crimson. Opeth and Steven Wilson are among them…

Great to hear

I‘ve posted every band, you have named over the years, in this IH-Music thread.

Please continue Tago Mago!

goosehd

Love Wilson, Porcupine Tree, and The Pineapple Thief.

Aetas

Not to forget ‚No Man‘ in the Steve Wilson cosmos

goosehd

@Aetas Every time I think I have reached the bottom of the rabbit hole, someone shows me something new.

That was off my radar, and now I have something new to explore.

Thanks!

Tago Mago

@Aetas @goosehd You may already know this, so apologies if I am telling you yesterdays' news. Steven Wilson and Tim Bowness (his partner in No-Man) actually started a podcast called "The Album Years" in which they talk about their favourite albums from across the musical spectrum released in one particular year, with an emphasis on records that haven't necessarily been discussed and dissected to death