LORNA SHORE wrote a Tear Jerker! Vocal Analysis of "Pain Remains I" by Metal Vocal Coach!

Lorna Shore proved that they are masters of brutality. Now, with "Pain Remains I: Dancing Like Flames", we get to experience catharsis through loss. Lorna Shore stays true to their sound here, while having no issues exploring new corners and facets of the human experience. Also Spoiler alert Will Ramos killed it but what the f*ck else did you expect? Lets talk about his awesome voice!
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[@ItsCvrter]

This is crazy cause we're gonna get Mark's reaction to a Lorna song AND a brand new Lorna song all on the same day :0

[@hisk7263]

And now I spend 36 hours wondering why you’re holding a magic card….

[@SpaghettiWithMeatSauce]

I hope they play this song live on their headliner tour coming up next month so we can take a break in the pit to have a good group cry

[@Rawkinsauce]

I subscribe to the idea that the song ends as abruptly as life does. We as the audience really feel its absence. We are confused and lost a little, unable in those first few seconds to accept that the song has come to an end, and search for alternatives like mute buttons or internet outage. First stage of grief is denial. Lorna shore absolutely crushed it here.

[@Cristian_1985]

I am not a vocalist in any form. However, I love watching your videos. The way you breakdown the vocal technique etc. really makes me appreciate how special these vocalists are. Will currently being my favorite of course 🤘🏽

[@Kekoapono]

Also, regarding the cathartic nature of this song, Tank mentioned in his reaction that Adam (lead guitarist) was going through a really difficult time in his life when he wrote the music in this album. It's no doubt to me that most of his emotions went into the Pain Remains trilogy of songs.

[@blusht369]

I love the way they merged part 1 and part 2 together to give u like a 10 min song!!! And I have a pretty strong feeling there’s gonna be a 3

[@Kekoapono]

This song has an abrupt ending because it does indeed go straight into the next movement of the song (attacca), but on its own it's also an effective artistic rendition of the suddenness of death itself. It actually reminds me of the ending of Wintersun's song "Eternal Darkness (Autumn)" from their Forest Seasons album (you really ought to listen to that album if you haven't already). That song also has a great artistic rendition of death.

[@culturebound.]

You play Magic?!?! You play Commander at all?

[@Bassgangvt]

That part with the clean singing (sort of) gives me chills every time. Can’t wait to see them live and be screaming the lyrics at that part

[@Hal0630]

"This is a good place for us to talk....!"

[@kevinbullman1350]

Lorna shore ✅️

[@g_r9567]

Dude, you just unlocked my high scream... with your comparison to tone shiftinig when clean singing. I have spent too much time trying to "feel" the right things instead of just letting it happen. So much more relaxed, so much better tone. Plus I find that I'm holding my mouth kinda open like Will does in his One Take of To The Hellfire.

[@MY1BLACKCAT]

i love this song - it is actually beautiful in its own way, i have listened to alot and like it more every time

[@HickyZX22]

This is the first metal song to make me tear up. And it happens every time I listen. This is a big song. I hope it gets the respect it deserves. Will is talented beyond belief. This emotional side is so heavy for them. I hope they really utilize that in future songs.

[@scottyd0530]

I had the exact same reaction when I first heard the ending. "What?" I was so confused, but I just heard part two the other day, and it LITERALLY picks up on that same exact note. It's a very flawless and seamless transition.

[@danumis_]

You went all in on this one! Will is one of the generational talents for the genre.

[@coreyhartman1154]

hey Mark the second part dropped today. very emotional issues they are touching upon. I know that Adam said he was going through alot when he wrote parts 1-3. Amazing so far. Much love to you and the family brother.

[@iwonderifdrugzarebad]

ITS NOT SAFE TO SWIM TODAY!