Naglfar
As Naglfar devours us all
Waterclime is a different style of music though. I like the aggression of Vintersorg, but I think the growls are growing stale is all i'm saying. Its not a stupid idea, it could open up lots of possibilities for the musical arrangements and vocal melodies in place of the growls. You have to think outside the box. Also it would make the music more accessible to people who dont understand the idea of grim vocals, thus it would allow Vintersorg's amazing music to reach more people. That is something I've heard Mr. V say he doesn't really want but I think it would be good. Like I said these are just my thoughts and opinions anyway, I still support the band entirely but I think they need to do some more exploring within the musical realm.
And Naglfar, no one is fighting over anything...at least i'm not. Just simple fan discussion.
haha... it's just an expression... fighting over spilt milk... I think the grim vocals is something very ingrained in metal music culture as is. However, when someone has a really good growl voice... like Dan Swano or Michael Akerfeldt... it's really something else. I'd like to see Mr.V work on his growl the same way that he works on his clean vocals. I agree to the extent that growling is not always pleasant because, well, you can get away with being a bad growler in ways you can't with clean singing. And it can get monotonous when it's not good. But that may be a function of Mr.V's growls perhaps not being as polished as his clean singing. On Epic, it seemed that Mr.V's growls weren't quite there, while on Empiricism they were fucking awesome. I don't think he's going to stop growling anytime soon; but he could put some more consistency into it.