How Parkway Drive's Winston McCall Learned to Scream

[@toosickk2808]

Whatever he says. Listen. This is one of the best live screamers I’ve ever seen

[@Shadow0fd3ath24]

going on 20 years and still great live too

[@nosferatu6992]

...absolutely. G R E A T metal screamer🏆👌🤘

[@pneuslavoie8120]

Totaly agree with you...he sounds amazing live!!🤘🤘

[@brettwhittaker2842]

100 percent. It's because of this band that pretty much taught me to scream. Just listening to them screaming along, making a shit ton of mistakes because I didn't pay attention to the techniques.

[@harveydjent_]

Winston: Technique is everything Randy Blythe: I started doing it as a joke lol

[@helikontex2467]

Randy Blythe ended up getting a legit coach for screaming technique

[@warrenjensen4670]

Difference is Winston sounds epic whereas Randy has no talent whatsoever.

[@clintonsmith5890]

Randy Blythe already had his own technique, he got the coaching to preserve it🤘

[@ll-SNARL-ll]

More than 1 way to skin a cat 😎

[@aurorasinner95]

@@warrenjensen4670 ur joking right?

[@michaelnixon478]

These guys played at the diamond ballroom in oklahoma. After the concert I went to the bar with my friend and they were there. They bought us shots and partied with us til the bar closed. These guys are some of the coolest people I've met. Thank you PWD for the experience!

[@Blake385]

Talk shit aye, arent they all straight edge?

[@TommyMatthews-q5e]

They aren't all straight edge, but Winston is.

[@aelivianful]

Love the Diamond Ballroom!

[@xwhite2020]

@@Blake385 not even close!

[@davekelly7539]

No shit? They need to come back to Oklahoma

[@TheTomboter]

such a humble guy, gota love him!

[@TheTlMEWARP]

So cool how his parents supported him from day one. These boys are finally getting all the recognition they deserve. Can't wait to see what's next for them.

[@mstringer90]

he's looking healthy, he is such a nice bloke

[@brownpunk1794]

Yeah he hasnt ruined his life with drugs or alcohol..decent guy👌

[@rick_fortune]

All the guys in Parkway Drive are pretty chill. :)

[@OnlySaikon]

@Jimmi Vincent no he's not. He said in a new interview that he and his band are definately are not straight edge. I saw him having a beer at a festival

[@OnlySaikon]

@Jimmi Vincent I think he was back in the old days but I know he drinks. I don't think he abuses drugs or alcohol though.

[@Zero_0ne]

@Bryan Lacount hahaha. He may drink, but he's responsible.

[@sarahkirk7885]

My favorite vocalist EVER! He inspires me to no end. I wish I could make the sounds he does. But, it's okay we all have our own unique voices. Thank you so much Winston!

[@mikeybomb]

Winstons screams are definitely my favorite in metal

[@WHOREHAMMER_OFFICIAL]

Same here,

[@malindrarachimsyah2351]

Winston looks like Woody from Toy Story Edit: Holy cheeze thanks for 1k+ likes! xD

[@joshsquatch7474]

I can't unsee it now

[@HatoziGaming]

OMG !! Y ?! Now I cant unsee it

[@Creepzza]

He looks more like buzz lightyear :P

[@malindrarachimsyah2351]

@@Creepzza damn right!

[@takeshimoriyama4306]

He kinda looks like Woddy and Buzz at the same time. Probably because of the jaw

[@EnvyMachinery]

This guy looks like a youth minister.

[@xwhite2020]

he kind of is, in a weird way.

[@zac2877]

He kind of is I geuss. Hmmmm

[@autaut992]

💀💀

[@SavageOra]

Man, I used to look up to this dude in high school. Legend. I stopped listening to anything after Ire but Winston has one of the best voices for the genre. 2:44 is some important advise. I always like to think I'm a pretty decent singer, and that I've been (slowly) getting better after all these years but I hardly ever listen to myself sing because the reality that I suck would just shatter my ego. But he's right; in order to improve you have to know your capabilities. Additionally, it's also important to know that you will probably never be able to sound like your favorite vocalists. They can influence your singing, but you have to have your own style with it.

[@michaelacavalier1918]

Never realized how sympathetic this guy actually is.

[@thirty5741]

You never watched the "Home is for heartless" documentary?

[@dialsoap7610]

He's an aussie.

[@tylerwright5474]

One thing I truly love about Metal is how welcoming band members are when you ask questions or techniques, I've talked to quite a few vocalists and they've all been down to earth, an shit a few months ago I even did some Growl's in front of Brian Willie \m/

[@IainFrame]

Great bunch of blokes. Love a bit of PWD. I turned my son into a metalhead from about the age of 13-14 (probably my proudest achievement LOL) and then it was him who got me into much more screaming stuff like PWD, Architects, LoG, Sylosis, Killswitch etc. Best father-son relationship ever :-D

[@tonysantana6302]

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[@h2odrinker400]

Sinking!!!!

[@radamtv4779]

@@h2odrinker400 ALWAYS!!!

[@therealhelmholtz]

yes

[@mikewestfall827]

I learned to scream by doing it while running from my dad when he tried to whoop my ass for causing trouble.

[@martijnstynen1933]

its actually pretty ironic that hatebreed is now supporting parkway drive on their next tour in europe

[@removedacc8140]

Martijn Stynen do you know the song they are preforming at 0:06?

[@martijnstynen1933]

@@removedacc8140 its destroyer

[@removedacc8140]

Martijn Stynen thx

[@siceastwood2714]

Im so damn stoked to see'em live in april

[@martijnstynen1933]

@@siceastwood2714 me too, which show are you coming?

[@spider-man4796]

I want more screamers telling their stories

[@dwreck338]

Shane Told from Silverstein has a podcast called Lead Singer Syndrome. Definitely give it a listen is you want to hear more stories like this.

[@elcorbino1691]

Zen of Screaming is honestly the best guide you can have to learning to scream. Melissa Cross is incredible

[@metalgirlxd6012]

Please do tutorials Winston!!

[@djabthrash]

Just follow what he said : put some loud music with screaming on and try to emulate it. Then start to sing on a PA or better : record yourself. Listen back, then adjust the way you sing, etc. It will take time and practice though. And also have a method and do warm-ups, breathing exercises (check out the Melissa Cross stuff for instance), stop when it's hurting, be patient, try to not overdo it, practice many styles of singing (clean, crunch, growl, medium scream, high pitch scream, rap, and try different ranges, etc).

[@metalgirlxd6012]

@@djabthrash I'm afraid of damaging my voice, it doesn't really hurt when I do it but it feels kina unnatural und sometimes my voice just stops during the scream/growl and all the tutorials are really hard to understand (English is not my native language) and explaint it very different and complicated

[@djabthrash]

@@metalgirlxd6012 then i strongly suggest you to get the Melissa Cross "zen of screaming vol.1 dvd" to get the right approach to scream in a safe way. I think you're not using your diaphragm enough, which is supposed to protect you when you scream. Babies can scream for hours without damage, so for adults it's just a matter of finding the right technique.

[@miked4904]

@@djabthrash Yeah you just suggested a good way for them to mess up their vocal cords. If you remember what Winston said, "that research from year ten would have helped tremendously in Year 1". My suggestion, watch youtube videos. Understand what Singing from your Diaphragm is. Know that there is no tension/pain when we scream. If you feel something hurt, stop immediately and switch your tactic after your voice has rested. Also, own your voice, your voice won't sound like the man coming out of the speakers. You have your own range and if we try to push past our own range, it leads to more mess ups. Just like singing regularly.

[@djabthrash]

@@miked4904 I told her "if it hurts, then stop" or something along these lines. I told her about the diaphragm thing already. And if you don't know how to pull off a scream, i'm pretty sure the best way to start is to blast some loud music and sing along, just like you would do in a concert. This is just to get you started if you have trouble getting started. Also, yes you have your own voice fo course, BUT by trying to emulate other sounds, that's how you find what your voice is capable of. If we just stuck to what we know our voice is capable of already, everybody would just stick to talking in their normal voice, and nobody would sing/scream/whatever. Videos on KZbin are fine, but just like mixing audio for instance, ou have to try it for yourself to get some real results. And i've yet to find KZbin videos that are better than the whole Melissa Cross DVD series that was released more than 10 years ago to be honest.

[@artypoodle1874]

I saw u guys live in Europe, Belgium on Gmm, a huge metal festival. You guys where my first edition of Gmm, I'll never forget the power in he's voice, for 1hour straight, he's a beast! ♥️

[@mudvayne20056969]

*Retrace the steps* *Retrace the steps* *Retrace the steps* *RETRACEEE THE STEPSSS*

[@tezr0ck]

**DUNDUNDUNDUNNN**

[@olliewhitham6084]

wqhat song is this

[@mudvayne20056969]

@@olliewhitham6084 unrest

[@ExoticFireGirl]

It’s so cool to hear my favorite singer talk about this. I didn’t try screaming but I did try growling at 19. And almost wrecked my voice. Also didn’t know the technique back then. It’s definately not just yelling like a lot of people think.

[@gersongtrz]

They’re such a massive band now. I remember when they came to Guatemala and the show was super small and I was still in high school and missed it :( I wish I could go back in time.

[@sidequestplays4768]

I love how supportive your parents were.

[@metaldeth166]

Just do a Parkway Drive Fact or Fiction please

[@2LOT]

Maybe they already have.

[@ccomega929]

if it hasn't happened yet, this is a pretty good sign that it is coming

[@CamDewsh]

Metaldeth and The Amity Affliction Fact or Fiction I’d love to see both

[@removedacc8140]

Metaldeth do you know the song they are preforming at 0:06?

[@metaldeth166]

@@removedacc8140 It's Destroyer

[@miserymedia]

One of the best in the game. Dude rules!

[@removedacc8140]

Jake Angell do you know the song they are preforming at 0:06?

[@Meh56577]

Anthony Cruz yeah it’s called Destroyer off of their album Ire. One helluva song 🤘

[@stikdik]

This is some great stuff! Love hearing about the journey's artists go on to become the musicians they are today. I'd love to see more of this!

[@spungusbungus5644]

Winston and all of PWD will always be the kingS of metalcore

[@serhatmuratasbit206]

Oh yeah

[@theparadiddlydoo2771]

Well yeah...for their first 4 albums that WERE "metal core". But hopefully they get accepted into the metal based community after their last two albums (bar 2 or 3 songs that weren't that great). I don't think their metal core albums will be of any significance on a KZbin channel like Loudwire's. The fact they've ditched that style and gone more of a melodic/heavy-ish metal sound is a good move in my opinion. Hopefully long time metal heads can give them a chance. But I wouldn't dare suggest that Parkway Drive reign supreme to the classic metal bands.

[@martinjakab]

@@theparadiddlydoo2771 Maybe they are not that good technically, but I feelt that their songs have the most soul of all.

[@jagzin6147]

Kings of Dad-Metal

[@waterproof4403]

Nope. As I Lay Dying Hold my prison sentence

[@evancameron1121]

The man that got me to start learning how to scream 8 years ago, fucking legend🤘🏼

[@vikingzombie2487]

Genuine dude Winston is. I’ve seen parkway drive 3 times live. All 3 killer shows! 🤟🏻

[@nickrobinson3214]

Parkway drive are a forever favorite and they sound the same live as the do on a album and that is one of the amazing things about them

[@johnpomeroy8602]

And now he is one of the top 5 best vocalist in metal today

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

There's actually a lot of interesting things here that other vocalists don't mention. It's also nice that he included rough time-frames, to put into perspective the time and dedication required to get to a certain point. So many people try and just give up or don't try to improve. Good advice Winston! I can't wait for more PWD.

[@SHx589]

I learned in my car listening to LoG. Took me about 2 years to discover how to do it without hurting myself. Every time I practiced and my throat began to feel sore, I’d stop and try again the next day.

[@ColterRasmussen]

I need this ..

[@alexsellars5335]

Winston oozes with coolness

[@colejenkins8012]

Winston: I’m sure there a lot of people’s parent like what is this, what are you listening to My Parents: What is this devil you’re playing turn it off.

[@ryoka1g]

i remember my parents when they heard me listening to Iowa when it came out(i was 14 back then) and they thought i got into a satanist cult

[@brandonsanders2767]

i posted a live video from a parkway/thy art concert on my facebook page, and my grandpa on my moms side posted a comment saying, "brandon, you need jesus"

[@the1ghrol]

My family listens to nothing but country and that’s what I was raised on. I played along for a while but the thing about being raised on any kind of music is that you either love it or you absolutely despise it. I never thought I liked metal until I heard “the last stand” by Sabaton. I downloaded all their songs and started looking for more bands like them. This went on for a month or 2 and then I heard about slipknot, parkway drive, slayer, ect. When my family found; the look on their faces was the funniest thing I’ve ever seen. They don’t care that I like it but they don’t like hearing it at all.

[@karlso7314]

I can relate. I'm 44 now. My kids inherited the metal ears from me. I still have my cassette tapes too.

[@timklafke4712]

@@the1ghrol Dude that was me as well. Grew up with parents into country AND christian music. Both of those are hot fuckin garbage to me. I got myself into rap/hip hop originally when I was getting away from the stuff my parents played. Then I slowly started getting into rock more (when i was into rap I actually despised rock/metal lol). And fairly recently, probly a year or so ago, I got very into metal. Now metal is the only genre I listen to really aside from maybe the occasional switch to some hard rock or punk rock.

[@ToolforOffice]

That was a very well worded and interesting break down of the process of learning his own voice and technique! This was great!

[@kooskansloos4834]

I learned to scream listening to Ed Sheeran When I STEPPED ON A PIECE OF LEGO

[@siceastwood2714]

Im learning to scream while moshing in concerts, the feeling you get while moving and jumping and screaming your lungs out is ecstatic

[@Bornagainvillain]

I learned while doing dishes in a scullery while listening to korn.

[@removedacc8140]

The Aerohead Experience do you know the song they are preforming at 0:06?

[@Bornagainvillain]

@@removedacc8140 nah. Never really listened to this band like that. Just a handful of songs

[@TheFluffyVanquisher]

Anthony Cruz It’s Destroyer :)

[@RedTail1-1]

Learning to scream from KoRn?... color me fucking skeptical... there is literally no screaming, growling, roars, gutterals, frys, nothing in KoRn.... KoRn is like a step away from rap/hiphop...

[@RedTail1-1]

@@removedacc8140 bro.. stop asking this on every single comment...

[@nordedmusic]

Literally my story of learning to scream. First cassette, screaming to System of a down, then In Flames. Then tape recording with a camcorder in the basement of a friend, then sounding like shit and trying to learn the technique in the first band. Then trying to figure out how to use my own voice and after 16 years i'm still figuring out how to do things in metal vocals that others do seemingly effortlessly ... it's a long run ...

[@awake-am-i-music]

In Flames, very nice! I also got interested in screaming partly because of them and some other particular metal bands cause I wanted to sing along but couldn't without sounding thin and constricted or causing a hot, scratchy throat. About four years later and I'm just now getting to the point where I can record a whole songs worth of screams and even do it a bit live. Now I'm trying to figure out "noted screams" ala Gojira and others.

[@nordedmusic]

@@awake-am-i-music The only way is up, my friend! Keep on grinding.

[@ccomega929]

for me, it was Killswitch Engage, Devildriver, and Bloodbath, and once i got it, i got it, and just kept practicing

[@myacidkandy]

Coal Chamber 🤘🏻

[@kotanovakota]

For me Sepultura, Suffocation, Sodom, and Strapping Young Lad

[@ccomega929]

Nick Wick devin townsend has been a big influence me lately

[@kotanovakota]

@@ccomega929 Ahhh I see lyrically or instrumentally?

[@ccomega929]

Nick Wick both

[@wofmanpt18]

I left a cd in my father's car with "Crushed". He was intrigued by the beggining but afterwards was like, "what are you listening to??"

[@giveitarub7215]

Thanks to this video I got into Parkway Drive. Never heard of them before somehow, and I already miss the old parkway

[@lastnameawesome8982]

Recreating his scream is how i was finally able to start doing mids and highs

[@Tk-115]

Wish he mentioned more on the technique

[@regdenee]

One thing that I've learned as a vocalist and as time has progressed. The further the technique developes, the harder it gets to explain how's it done. I remembered back in the day (like in 2010 or 2011) that I could instantly explain my technique from the beginning to end and talk for hours on every little detail on how I did it. Nowdays I can only explain fragments of how I do it because the technique has changed over time due to experimentation and trial and error, and let's not forget that some information has been forgotten on the way. I usually think that the growls and screams becomes personalized as time passes. All of us usually starts at the same point and then goes in different directions. Like he mentioned, he did not have any information about it and only started researching 10 years later into his career. I think that the information on his basic fundamental of technique has been forgotten due to his vocals has advanced over the years.

[@liltrippy8474]

tbh really hard to explain how to explain techniques like you just do it

[@ianhutchinson2283]

If you want to learn about metal vocal technique in general I highly recommend the "Screamer Series" from VoiceHacks. That's what really got me started with doing metal vocals.

[@keenman0403]

I’m pretty sure it’s false cord

[@jessiewalker8547]

Great video, Winston has a ton of power, love his vocals

[@removedacc8140]

Jessie Walker do you know the song they are preforming at 0:06?

[@causticwit2286]

Carrion!

[@iHomelessMonkey]

I can hear this comment

[@euanreece]

That song will never get old.

[@tylerNuke00]

The very first song of theirs I heard. 🖤🖤🖤

[@joakimroos2351]

Thought he said HYBRID when he said Hatebreed lol

[@Rob_Ethereal]

Yea , Australian accent

[@removedacc8140]

do you know the song they are preforming at 0:06?

[@balazskovacs180]

@@removedacc8140 Its called destroyer

[@removedacc8140]

Balázs Kovács thx bro ❤️

[@zenith8417]

That Straya accent.

[@mcaskillthebrightdestroyer385]

My parents actually influenced me to play music when i was like 2-4 years old and still my dad is an inspiration for me to play drums then I have now decided I want to do screams but my parents made me a metal head since I was born 15 years now in the making going to be 16 this year

[@415nerissa]

My favorite Parkway Drive track is ‘Absolute Power’. Love his voice.

[@emma_does_nails_and_beauty6061]

nerissa k I’m obsessed with crushed

[@Johnnyboycurtis]

Aww it’s cute how he talks about his parents

[@PrimevalArt]

It’s gonna take me a while to master not scrolling all the way down for the comments. But wise words!

[@lightbearer.94]

I used to try to emulate Winston’s screams but instead I sounded like a dying goat... I never attempt to do vocals again lmao!

[@gustavoabarcalabbe1564]

I'm pretty sure we all sounded like dying when we first try to do a scream for the first time, but try to focus on your belly and your throat, you should feel a painless vibration near your throat,if it hurts, you just stop. Also, warm up are the most important thing ever, doing them will improve your range immediately during your session 😬

[@Janzer_]

dying goat? black metal band

[@razogoth4239]

@@Janzer_ Exactly my thought.

[@halle9165]

TheLightBearer I felt that😂

[@MegaFLOWZ]

I can emulate Winston's scream but I cant emulate Lucker's scream 😓

[@DeathSpiral77]

This is the guy i listened to to learn how to do gutturals, such a beast

[@trendkill3333]

What a cool and humble guy

[@futariTV]

So when he said he has exercises for 10 years until he sounded like a good voice in his opinion!? dude in their first album his voice is amazing!

[@AdamHolmes-r4e]

He was in a different band called “xChuck norrisx” for a few years before parkway was even a thing, he sounded different then.

[@niiteshayde]

Winston please be my dad 😅

[@ETHVN231]

I’m really glad I’m not the only one who screamed through a bass amp 😂😂

[@marting.official]

Wow this guy sound so humble.

[@valokack]

And i started off trying to emulate Winston while blasting Deliver Me in my room

[@BuryTomorrow12]

Winston would fit perfectly into an episode of Laymen Gaming.

[@hayes4762]

I started teaching myself how to scream about a year ago. When i first started, I gave up pretty quick. I thought it was impossible for me to make these sounds. Then i tried again and now, I'm very proud of myself, I like to think I've become a talented harsh vocalist. Biggest tip, you aren't going to sound like your favorite vocalist, just make your own sound and make sure it doesn't hurt. If you are hurting your voice every time you practice, start over. Try a new technique. Find your range.

[@marked4death076]

He aint lying, mine was always tryimg to do some fear factory vocals, mixed with hatebreed and then a dash of old keith barney throwdown vocals haha with hatebreed being kind of tha balance or the baseline

[@Keepitsavage21]

I remember years ago I was 14 years being invected from my house and when I came home from school I went straight in to my closet where nobody could hear me and I felt more Comfortable practicing vocals. I was listening to I killed the prom queen and screaming when all of a sudden I hear a knock on my door and it’s the evection person checking up to see how things are going and he wanted to know what all the ruckus was....I died alittle inside from embarrassment that day hahaha

[@KaddysJamKave]

What a cool guy. Enjoyed this! Kick ass band

[@removedacc8140]

Kaddy'sManKave do you know the song they are preforming at 0:06?

[@dpgr]

I listen to your musici.. and Metal core..toghether with my 21 year old son..and i am 56☺️love it...we wont to go to your concert in Antwerp..but the Corona virus closed everything...so wating then for another date....😥☺️🥰😷

[@Strik.9]

Three favorite bands are Lamb of God, Hatebreed, and PWD. So cool one's biggest influence was another.

[@kotanovakota]

Ya like Gojira

[@SecretEyeSpot]

this interview makes me want to reconsider listening to them again

[@CrypticDeku]

Bro its funny started listening to parkway drive a few years ago I started screaming in 2018 to there song wishing wells I've been practicing ever since

[@Subliminal-b5s]

I learned to scream with parkway drive in 2008 ❤️

[@andreasreinhardt8753]

My friends and me had a screaming session in the basement, when I was 15 or so. We laughed or asses off, because we sounded so bad. Couldn't talk for almost a week.

[@StalwartSpartan298]

I agree with the finding your own voice. As long as you can make the gritty sound and it doesn't hurt, then focus on what you can do. I too have been disappointed that I don't sound like what I expect, so I have to change my style a bit so that it fits my voice. I kept trying to be brvtal and go super low, but after not sounding as monstrous as I had hoped, I switched to bit more aggressive of a mid to low range growl instead. Ever since I've had that revelation, I've been more content as my vocal style is definitely less heavy more aggressive if that makes sense. Edit: I have a really shiity practice vid uploaded on my page if you want to see lol it was the first practice we tried playing an original and we had played it pretty good a couple times, just not on camera lmao

[@jonbob2812]

Literally the best in metal. My favourite of his is the “to its fucking knees” in leviathan I or the parts of the breakdown from Siren Song. Legendary

[@Tonto_1999]

The first time I ever heard parkway drive was bottom feeder and the way he yells it is so fucking brutal I love it.

[@psychoticdelusion2637]

Technique is really everything. Its easy to pull of a good scream... Try holding it four hours of shows! That is really different ^^ Winston is really a scream god !

[@zabby25]

I loveeeee this band 😫🔥

[@Xatalion]

We want a new album Winston

[@FossilStudios316]

It's comforting to hear he did sound how he thought he did.

[@RextheRebel]

This is so relatable, mine was in the car too, but i think it was with Deftones or Slipknot, cant remember. I still need to learn how to scream better. I wish i could afford lessons.

[@wowwhataworld.9590]

For real screamers, of which there are so few, it comes from within, from the soul. Not trying to copy someone else. Inspired by the passion of other singers? Most definitely but not emulating. Very telling

[@wowwhataworld.9590]

P.S the best "technique" to scream, is to sing. Sing as loudly and as passionately as you can, from your diaphragm and project as much as possible. The greatest metalcore vocals and a great reference is Killswitch Engage - As Daylight Dies.

[@dicephalous9076]

Australiancore are unstoppable talents

[@Red1676]

Fry vocals* He also forgot to mention madball and cro-mags as influence. Talked to him years ago on their first tour in canada with killswitch and he was chilling at their merch table. They literally are hardcore kids that started playing metalcore. Had a old madball shirt on and that's how we started talking. Lol

[@marcoschoeman7147]

Dude you are a legend!

[@BlackHermit]

Such cool parents!

[@jani8362]

Awesome guy👍🏻

[@AstralPandaBoi]

I would love to see how and what youtbers Winston McCall actually or any scream vocalist would actually recommend to listen to for the technique.

[@XxRiseagainstfanxX]

I tried to emulate heaven shall burn but when recorded it randomly sounds like winston, not gonna complain xD

[@dustinwhitlock4573]

I love this band. And I love that his love has been with hatebreed. Makes it so much more beautiful

[@darkflame1337]

Legend

[@richardjohnson8991]

this is wild to hear because I learned by trying to imitate Winston singing along to their first albums

[@electroKrunch]

As a performer, the best you can do is be you, performing....

[@skylarlysaker9321]

Parkway Drive is the reason I even started screaming.

[@kcog9733]

No mention of how long ago cassettes were used but when he mentions "before youtube came out" then he says "this is gna make me sound old" 🤣🤣🤣

[@zaicliff3010]

Great advice

[@j.j._]

Hatebreed inspired me when i 1st heard them at 14 yrs old. I 1st sang through a guitar amp too.

[@jugolavanda]

Winston McCall😍🥰

[@Zero_0ne]

Well. Anyone who does or doesn't know. I can scream but can also do guttural. But I'm never better than this cool bloke.

[@patrickdoyle8921]

My first time trying to scream and it paid off in the end, was listening to PWD Sleepwalker. No jokes either

[@tylerwilson6206]

Name of the song in the beginning? Please and thank you