Reply #36: Hey omega minimo here's a nice lass who can sing vomit vocals

[chknltl]

Clearly the post of a fanboy but who knows, perhaps you may come to like this band as I do. I confess that I first found this band intriguing because here was a gal who could thrash with the best of 'em. That vocal style is hard on the throat though and over the years this singer has gotten away from them. Here is a bit of a historic look-through if you like, demonstrating the vocal style of Gen, singer for the Genitorturers.

I do not care for this vid but it does demonstrate those early vomit vocals Gen could do which first attracted me to her band. Not really thrash metal, actually better called death metal, I think this song is from '91 0r '92. Gen is seen in the first thirty seconds of this odd vid.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCbQt3HpuNg&feature=quicklist

'Sin City', recorded in the mid '90s gets away from the death metal style and gets closer to mainstream rock, here is the title cut which imho absolutely RAWKS!: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vxh3WG5IApU&feature=related That song is followed by 'Terrorvision', more straight forward rock with Gen's usual 'evil' flavor, here she brings back those 'vomit vocals' in parts of it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGFRQPDac2Q

Finally here is 'Cum Junkie', one of Gen's more recent hits. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4ee0OpQOO8 The vid for 'Cum Junkie' needs to play a bit but trust me, the quality improves to near perfection after the opening 'theatrics' and you'll get to see Gen performing live-which imo is quite the treat. Content aside, this song is almost pop rock, long gone are those vomit vocals.
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