Thrashy Vocals

[jakobg223]

Does anyone have any sort of idea on what I can do to learn how to do thrashy vocals? What I am talking about specifically is stuff like Matt Heafy in Trivium's "The Crusade" or James Hetfield in And Justice for all.
If anyone has any links to things or knowledge of their own that would be awesome.

Also here's sort of a good example of what I'm talking about:

 

[Serjeant Grumbles]

Just wear big sunglasses and you'll have great vocals even if the riffs are a little bit boring. Big sunglasses, not Emperor sunglasses.

 

[arg]

Your thrash vocals will improve after a nice long cock sucking session. The bigger and blacker the better

 

[Iniquity]

Have you tried to record your attempts at singing thrash vocals and using those as a starting point? I think that could help.

 

[EspaDa]

Just try to imitate Fred Durst or Jonathan Davis. Masters of thrashy vocals.

 

[jakobg223]

Have you tried to record your attempts at singing thrash vocals and using those as a starting point? I think that could help.

I have tried, however it feels like I'm not starting in the right place, as in I feel there is a technique I should use that I don't know about.

 

[Satanstoenail]

I have tried, however it feels like I'm not starting in the right place, as in I feel there is a technique I should use that I don't know about.

Singing harsh aggressive vocals with melody also is fucking hard and I think you either have the voice for it or you don't.

 

[Phylactery]

I think I'm quite good at death/black vocals but I can't do Tom Araya styled vocals for shit - when I try they really aggravate my throat. Which is weird because they're less harsh but I find them to be painful.