Vocal Coach reacts to Slaughter to Prevail - Demolisher

[@onizagru]

Beth : I find it quite soothing. Is it weird that I find it soothing? Every metalhead watching : WE DID IT BOYS. PACK IT UP. MISSION ACCOMPLISHED.

[@유비-x7z]

Hell Yeah, Alex did it!

[@davidwilliams3244]

It's happened, we've finally converted her over to metal fully. It's been a long journey o7

[@BiggsVO]

@@davidwilliams3244 O7

[@DavidSGrop]

GOOBLE GOBBLE ONE OF US

[@rogerhack3750]

One of us One of us One of us One of us

[@lucasmorgan7519]

You are the first reactor that "gets" the relaxation aspect of this genre. It can get you extremely pumped and chill at the same time!

[@m0nk3ybab]

I get horrible anxiety and I always listen to stp to calm down lol

[@stanleyhyde8529]

Check out the charismatic voice. She really breaks down what he's doing here.

[@w4tt58]

It helps me with anger. And anxiety.

[@reloadedpage8222]

exactly, thats why i hate people who say that metal makes people violent, its the complete opposite, the whole point is to soothe you and is basically a form of just ventin and expressin your emotions.

[@stanleyhyde8529]

@@reloadedpage8222 Music is something different to everybody. No two people will be struck in the same way by a song. But all of the studies that have been done show that there is no correlation between media consumed and violent out bursts. It just snow flakes that universally think they know what bring the most happiness.

[@mastathrash5609]

Somtimes even the heaviest metal can be quite cathartic. Love that you reacted to this. Keep it up!

[@deed5811]

The more extreme metal subgenres are great for burning off anger and stress.

[@SeptemberSeventeenth]

@@deed5811 That's why I've been sleeping so well this week after discovering and binging STP

[@chrisumana7644]

it's so underappreciated, look at bands like Napalm Death and Cannibal Corpse they have been doing this since the late 80s, the amount of skill, endurance, and stamina to perform at this level is phenomenal.

[@janusbondi]

“An aggressive cuddle” must be the best explanation of what listening to metal feels like for a metalhead

[@shim-bap]

honestly tho lmao

[@Matthew-vw6gy]

Baba Yaga, Bonebreaker Live, BFG division and 1984 are all amazing songs by them to react to Edit: yes I’m aware BFG division is covered by Alex and from the doom soundtrack

[@ProjectGRIDLOKT]

I agree with Baba Yaga, but 1984 shows his vocal talent even more I think. All good choices

[@omegashinra7672]

Bonebreaker Live 100%, his vocals in that video are so clear and fucking deep it's insane.

[@alexanderstark6819]

And bratva… don’t forget bratva

[@jenslarsson3256]

@@omegashinra7672 ive probably seen it 300 times😅 love it!

[@601Wootwoot]

Bfg division is the ish man

[@Hurvl]

Beth has embraced this kind of music into her very core, to the point that deathcore is now Bethcore.

[@gezzarandom]

I’m no expert or vocal coach, but it must take a lot of skill to be able to sing in that style.

[@darmakx99]

I've been trying to learn for like a year, and I only recently figured out how to do false cord distortion. Most people pick it up a lot faster than I did lol. Once I did figure it out, I found the basic mechanic behind it isn't that difficult to do but to get it to sound good takes a LOT of practice and effort. Alex Terrible (the singer of this song) had been doing distorted vocals for about 14 years by the time this song was written and released, and he is definitely amazing and talented.

[@randywissler9923]

Alex, the singer, has been working on that style for 12 years. He doesn't have a very deep normal speaking voice.

[@matttake4852]

@@darmakx99 I do distorted vocals for 13 years and i'm not even nearly as good as Alex, mainly because I used a wrong technique for about 10 years and it got me off road (nothing dangerous for my vocal cords but I had not enough "power" on my vocal back then), but yeah, once u figure it out it takes only a lot of pratice but you will become good if you pratice enough

[@csnoob02]

Most people need a lot of time to learn how to activate their false cord's distortion and also learn how to use their diaphragm, plenty of people will never be able to do what u hear here. There are 3 layers on this video just so u know.

[@Killergold88]

To do it safely is the key. It took me years to learn most of the styles, and for being a metal head for closing in on 20 years i still cant to some things comfortably. The "fry" and or "false chord" is what most people learn first because it is the most common to hear in metal vocals. Be safe when learning, and if it hurts, stop, and try a different approach. It will be uncomfortable at first, but eventually youll find a technique that works. Great example. When i do a "pig squeal" i actually inhale to make the noise, because the twisting needed to it with an exhale just doesnt work for me. To most people it may just sound like scratchy growls, but there is real technique behind these sounds. Alex here can do most of the sounds of a metal vocalist but he is best known for his low low "gutterals", and more so for something called "tunneling". Whats most amazing his how fluently he can switch between all the sounds. There are times in some of his songs that he switches from a tunnel into an almost clean sound, then back again within maybe a note or two and that my friends...... is pure madness

[@PitDweller83]

Beth, as a nearly 40 year old metal guy you nailed it for me with your comment about (paraphrase) "if it sounds like noise, you're not listening." I've said that sooooooo many times and its great to hear someone not totally steeped in the bands and culture say the same thing. Love your reactions and keep the ROAR alive!

[@dansmith4766]

Love this vid you should check this song live. The volume he gets unmic'd is actually bananas

[@dansmith4766]

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[@pettergardo3874]

The drummer is so amazing Love that you make videos about a so wide variety of music, and always with the same enthusiasm and respect.

[@OffscreenkillVA]

Ikr! Evgeny is Actually one of my Main drumming Inspirations :D

[@paulabernethy8396]

Alex has a great voice. He does the Demolisher part live without a microphone and he is loud!!! He has Amazing projection with his voice.

[@ghughghugh]

"An aggressive cuddle!" 💙 Beth, if you can handle this, you can handle most things. I feel that the excellent groove throughout makes it surprisingly enjoyable for some who might not normally be attracted to music like this. I love how you got into it! Love the channel.

[@allanventabal6417]

My favorite reactor

[@716monk]

Beth has the BEST metal face 😂

[@stewh1455]

Beth - your open mindedness to check out and analyse all kinds of music is so refreshing and is an excellent opportunity to demonstrate the range of your musical intellect

[@dillonsronce2583]

As a metal head if I'm ever in a bad mood just listening to metal music makes me happy.

[@musiclovingmetalhead7085]

Beth you are amazing. Love how appreciative and open minded you are to the talent and skill violent music takes. Rawr. ❤️👊🤘

[@galacticriminalx]

Few years late, but great to see this on here ❤️🤘😊🤘❤️

[@davetoms1]

Oh Beth, you would _love_ Lorna Shore. Their song "To the Hellfire", especially the last one minute starting at the 5 minute mark, has absolutely mind blowing vocal work. EDIT: Thank you to a reply comment who mentioned Beth's already reviewed "To the Hellfire". Definitely worth a watch if you're reading this 🤘

[@nigeldepledge3790]

Yes. Mind-blowing. I think Sun//Eater is even more mind-blowing, despite it lacking that special vocal of To The Hellfire.

[@KoryQ]

My guy, she already did this song.

[@davetoms1]

@@KoryQ oh my! And recently too! Thank you, internet stranger. Not sure how I missed that one. Just watched it now. Beth's reaction is everything I'd hoped for and more 🤘

[@KoryQ]

@@davetoms1 No worries! Lots of videos get uploaded, easy enough to miss one

[@marceldouwstra5847]

If you are going to listen to "To the Hellfire" then watch Will doing the One Take Vocal.

[@robertmcgough4805]

You are the first reactor I have seen that was totally genuine, your face, the flapping hands, completely real. Not only did you totally get it but you didn't talk down to anyone. Loved the video ❤ please make more

[@tbwkn]

Awesome reaction. I love how into it you are. Most channels who are not familiar wit STP act scared or afraid of them. All of these guys are freakin' talented.

[@buckybeers]

"An aggressive cuddle" The best way to convey metal to me lol Thanks for that analogy Beth!

[@DyvmSlorm]

Funny you should say "this can be relaxing". I've put Slaughter to Prevail on my sleep playlist so I totally agree.

[@nespith]

I chill to this type of music all the time I wouldn’t say it’s too weird.

[@travisfodrie5410]

"Aggressive Cuddle" 🤣🤣 That might be one of my new favorite word combinations!

[@devildriverrule111]

Soothing.. for sure possible, I fall asleep to stuff like this a lot.

[@rogerhouben9230]

You have also to check out Wil Ramos, vocal beast and leadsinger of another deathcore group Lorna Shore

[@dustyvanhyfte5171]

She NEEDS to react to Hellfire!!!

[@dylancrawford2003]

You’re not alone in finding this soothing. I’ll listen to metal like this at the gym of course, and to help me relax and destress. It’s weird but it works, for me at least

[@ForestChump906]

Your the first person I've seen react to detahcore and say it's soothing. That makes me so happy, I haven't been a metal head long but I love the genre so much. It's in my gym playlist, and I sometimes sleep to it.

[@jimbodavis1944]

I, too, am strangely relaxed by this music.

[@shivandragon636]

I fall asleep to this kind of music but it's also my energy music at work

[@flobbergassy]

Hi! You should check out Necrophagist. They were a technical death metal band from Germany in the late 90s-early 00s and they were insanely technically proficient. Would love to see your reaction to "Ignominious and Pale" or "Stabwound." They just disappeared around 2010 and nobody has heard a thing from them since. The guitarist, Suicmez, wrote all of the instruments and performed them on the first album - which is absolutely insane - and he has a crazy unique sound as he was influenced by classical music and early death.

[@TwoGunToast]

There is a clip of him yelling "Demolisher" live without the mic filmed from pretty far back in the crowd if you look up "Demolisher no mic" on YT. You can clearly hear him. He doesnt use any vocal effects to achieve that sound. Its awesome.

[@XHyperformsX]

How you described your ideal setting of listening to this type of music is literally what we Metal Heads do. I do believe you are truly enjoying Metal and that makes us all enamored to see :) Thank you SO much for giving our music a shot Beth! I enjoyed these reaction vids of yours.

[@antivanti]

It doesn't have a single base frequency but it has a frequency spectrum with a frequency center that can be moved up and down

[@X3R0NZ]

It's polished organised chaos. That is why it's soothing 🤘

[@stephencooper420]

YES! Ty, when I tell people that this makes me feel more calm and peaceful they think it's crazy. I can't tell you why, exactly. but, yah.

[@davidralston600]

You were so cute when you got excited and pumped up, like a little kid in the lilly shop. Yes this music gives you energy. And relaxes in a cathartic kind of way at the same time. Im glad you can see it.

[@tkfore2one918]

finally a vocal coach that understands the studio process of layering vocals to create for depth.

[@BethRoars]

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[@666Ranagol]

BFG Division next from Alex Terrible!

[@gardenthefermentingsound6218]

You gotta do Amon Amarth

[@rodneygriffin7666]

Beth Roars you always look amazing! Don't worry about such rediculous things.

[@ИванСергеев-о3р]

Kajagoogoo - Big Apple

[@stanleyhyde8529]

I've heard a lot of people accuse him of adding effects in post to get that crazy low growl. Not true. He's got streams on KZbin from his home that's just him, a mic, a camera and his computer. I don't think he's from this planet but his voice has made him iconic.

[@squibboops9651]

I love your reactions.

[@BethRoars]

Thank you!

[@senbonzakurakageyoshi92]

He does this breakdown live with out the mic and it’s completely insane

[@gruggerduggerhoose]

All gather for this breakdown gentlemen...

[@slyme369]

Glad I am not the only one who can find heavy music soothing and calming. My wife thinks it is insane, heh

[@ironhandcreative5603]

extremely gratifying to see someone who isn't a metal head get caught up in the demolisher breakdown

[@allan_nightmare]

i love how giddy some of the parts made you, this is the appropriate response to metal, when it makes you giggle you know its heavy af

[@jasonmuller1199]

Of course someone would get Beth to react to death metal, your face expressions are so funny, great reaction Beth im a huge fan.

[@shoemaker0834]

Death Core.

[@zachhenderson7982]

I agree with you saying you get relaxed vibes. I listen to heavy stuff to chill, and or get pumped up.

[@Kedrok]

Yes.

[@teodor2410]

Подписался пару лет назад чтобы увидеть эту реакцию. Спасибо, Бэт, ты крутая)

[@DarthMalgusThaGoat]

This music is very calming for those who listen to relax

[@eusouonumero232]

i used to listen to this kind music to sleep, funny that i dont do this anymore and i have hard time to sleep sometimes now...

[@Barrsie]

If you're after that Zen metal trance, I'd definitely recommend Meshuggah or Strapping Young Lad. They're got some fantastic back-catalogues and have amazing (and very different) vocal qualities

[@Jarlaxle_Baenre]

SYL doesn’t get talked about enough at all. Big props to you on that, bro.

[@torinojon]

Having just seen them this past weekend, I can say without a doubt that Alex Terrible is a beast. That low breakdown sounds the same live, he's the real deal.

[@casperras]

If you loved this, you should absolutely react to Lorna Shore - To the hellfire, it has an evenly skilled vocalist, and great instrumentals!

[@XavierMacX]

She has done this, so I would instead suggest the live one take :)

[@bobbaker3903]

I would’ve gone infant annihilator-blasphemian

[@maaronsmith]

Awesome! REALLY hoping to see you do some more Jinjer videos!

[@OliverAperahama]

I find this extremely therapeutic

[@mateuszduda4529]

Yaaas was waiting for IT soooo long hah u are great ;)))))

[@vampy2329]

Would love to hear Beth's take on Cradle Of Filth (either Saffron's Curse or Her Ghost In The Fog)

[@SimonsLife177]

Amazing react!!!! STP is a amazing metal band i love it

[@Screaming-On-Edge.]

You get it! You actually get the sensation of deathcore...👏👏👏 Subbed!

[@jacquesbarnard3690]

After a rough day at work, nothing soothes me more than a good heavy tune blasting thru the speakers. The rougher the day, the heavier the music!

[@Blackwaterjack]

Love this reaction

[@gardenthefermentingsound6218]

You have to do Amon Amarth Twilight of the Thunder Gods Or Helloween Keeper of the Seven Keys

[@leonidshevchenko]

Fantastic and very funy reaction! Special thanks for correct subtitles for the lyrics.

[@BethRoars]

No problem 😊

[@thevilyn2075]

lorna shore def worth a watch, to the hellfire is their song that blew up with reactions, but honestly and of wills one takes are amazing. also getting like vocal coaches perspective on when will and thecharismaticvoice did the throat recording some of his sounds would be cool to see

[@Zojne2222]

You need live 😮

[@scandimon794]

Vocal coaches reacting to people like Alex Terrible, Will Ramos and Tatiana Shmayluk never gets old 😂😂😂

[@wikidclownchris]

I saw one where they made the mistake of drinking something while reacting to Pisces

[@unknowndrummer3229]

Im so glad to hear that this type of music makes someone else relaxed and want to tear up their living room in a home made single person mosh pit all at the same time. I’m 55 and it just keeps getting worse. Thank god bands like Slaughter are out there so so I can get my fix. This woman is a rare find!

[@TheBuzzkill2020]

ABOUT TIME!!!

[@randalljones4370]

Beth : Your lovey face was a pinball trapped between paddles and bumpers labeled "Fear", "Astonish", "Shock", "I Feel Your Pain" "Here, you feel MY Pain" "Full KONG Mode" "Ooooh that's the____ " and "Pigs? Who invited the pigs?" In other words, the same reaction we all had the first time we hears Slaughter To Prevail This song has been on my "Machete the Thistle Weeds in the Pasture" List for a good while. Listening to these folks with sharp implements in your hands is not recommended, lol. Love your content. Best of times to you.

[@richbutnotfamous1158]

There is some contention around harsh vocals being pitch less. Someone already commented about them being a bandwidth of noise with a movable centre and for pure fry/false vocal that's true, but true phonation can be added to blend noise with pitch. Alex does this on Made in Russia specifically and there's plenty of vocalists that add fry to their true phonation.

[@Raijin-RyuX24]

Their vocalist Alex does covers of pop songs on his yt channel. Lol

[@OneBoot1987]

"An aggressive cuddle!" Haha. I used to fall asleep to metal, so I get the relaxing aspect!

[@АнтонПоздеев-р7к]

Thanks Beth! Thanks to you, I discovered the wonderful Mazzy Star.🙏

[@powdertrax9742]

I always love what metal does to people, more people need to give it a chance. I’ve been listening to metal since 1980, I’m now 56 and absolutely love today’s modern metal, Slaughter to Prevail and Meshuggah, Gojira are some of my favorites

[@kohtas]

He does this live and often will pull the mic away for the "DEMOLISHER" part and it sounds exactly like it does in the video, more or less. Alex is a beast.

[@roFloFlo]

I was so waiting for you to react to this, 1984 is also another great song!

[@danmitchell1091]

Thank you for reacting for something heavier!

[@deathmetal5666]

Check out viking it is just as awesome. The vocals was all Alex. I saw them live a few months ago and he sounded just like this video.

[@andrewfortenbacher1176]

...so what did you get from your first listen to STP's Demolisher? Aggressive cuddles. I think I'm in love! Keep up the awesome work!

[@henriquemoura3877]

"You're getting an aggressive cuddle" I will use that everytime someone ask me why I listen to this kind of music

[@Erichwanh]

Have you seen the now legendary throat cam from The Charismatic Voice and Will Ramos?

[@BethRoars]

I have! :)

[@666Ranagol]

He is my second fav vocalist rn after Travis Ryan from Cattle Decapitation.

[@paladinminipedro707]

He's like a monster, i love it. We love it too!! welcome to deathcore and may i suggest a band named Tallah?

[@nigeldepledge3790]

Slaughter to Prevail is a chilled-out cuddle. Gotcha. 😁🤘

[@Bacon-egg-cheese]

"its actually quite soothing", she gets it!

[@jacobkean03]

I absolutely love slaughter to prevail. The whole band is super talented but their drummer is on a different level

[@GreatestGoose]

Jesus! I love people that can find beauty in such songs! 🔥 Peace to y'all! 🤙

[@АлександрРыбаков-ц4д]

Классная реакция, субтитры порадовали🙂🤘👍

[@er-sm8454]

Proud mum reaction 😂😂😂 great reaction

[@jorgeaguilarcortes1540]

Beth when we really love music, we respect all kind of music and their people, even this

[@corbelius6]

Yes please. Try out the 80's Punk OG's BAD BRAINS!

[@ronlowney4700]

The drummer is insanely talented! 🤯

[@N8_515]

You should definitely react to Alicia Creti cover my mind by Yebba. It’s amazing🔥

[@derekk8523]

Immortal disfigurement- dragged through the inferno. The song is good but the last min or so is insane vocally

[@saymstuff]

Reaction for Vancouver Sleep Clinic - Killing Me to Love You. Please and thank you. =) Love your reactions.

[@pdd3960]

5:24 there is no overlay. He's tuva singing, actually.

[@JPI_RV]

Thanks for positive reaction 🔥

[@jeffstanhope2168]

Check out This Calling by "All That Remains"

[@Randy_Loafers]

You get it Beth! Respect