New August Burns Red vocalist.

DKelly · 06-17-2006, 05:27 PM

His name is Jake Luhrs. I'll tell you what I think of him when I get back from their show tonight.

underOATHrcks · 06-17-2006, 08:53 PM

wow. I hope he's good. I didnt know they found a permanent replacement yet.

DKelly · 06-19-2006, 06:19 PM

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Originally Posted by underOATHrcks

wow. I hope he's good. I didnt know they found a permanent replacement yet.

After seeing them live, I have come to the conclusion that the new vocalist is definitely a keeper. He was very energetic live and he a good voice.

Adam_8287 · 06-19-2006, 11:48 PM

I didn't even know their old singer left. But I'm glad they got a good new guy.

guitarwannabe16 · 01-24-2007, 10:10 PM

Man ive been waiting to hear him. Sounds like hes a good guy.

Disciple Freak · 01-25-2007, 08:51 AM

i like the new vocalist better. he has an awesome voice. cant wait for the new cd!

**jjvacc** · 01-25-2007, 09:24 AM

I haven't heard this new guy yet...but I know I really liked the old guy

. I hope their style doesn't change that much because of this new vocalist. It would kill me if they started becoming more metalcore and had crappy singing in the choruses of their songs like Killswitch and All That Remains (even though their voices are good, that kind of singing shouldn't be in metal).

earlessdog · 01-25-2007, 07:08 PM

i'm looking forward to the new album to hear what it sounds like, but I am not looking forward to the new singer. I'm tired of good bands quitting or getting new vocalists/members after a album or 2. It wrecks what that band really is.
I LOVED the old guy, and if there is singing in this new album, screw it. Unless it makes up for it, because this band doesn't seem like it should have any singing, kinda like As I Lay Dying (i mean like lead vocals). These guys are amazing, it would be nice to see them better the old album which was awesome.

guitarwannabe16 · 01-26-2007, 01:17 AM

^amen

Adam_8287 · 01-26-2007, 02:11 AM

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Originally Posted by earlessdog

i'm looking forward to the new album to hear what it sounds like, but I am not looking forward to the new singer. I'm tired of good bands quitting or getting new vocalists/members after a album or 2. It wrecks what that band really is.
I LOVED the old guy, and if there is singing in this new album, screw it. Unless it makes up for it, because this band doesn't seem like it should have any singing, kinda like As I Lay Dying (i mean like lead vocals). These guys are amazing, it would be nice to see them better the old album which was awesome.

We all know vocal melodies are evil.
If you'll notice, this thread was started in june of last year. They got a new vocalist after Thrill Seeker but they've been touring with their current vocalist for a while now and I've seen them 3 times with him and he's just as good as the Thrill Seeker vocalist. At the last show I was at, they played some new stuff and it didn't have any singing so you should be happy.

DKelly · 04-16-2007, 05:16 PM

There's a new song from their upcoming album on Myspace, called "Truth of a Liar". Here's a link;

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm...iendid=1180963

The downside; there are a few lines of clean vocals.

The upside; there are only four lines of them. It's not like they're resorting to what Haste The Day does.

The new screaming/growling vocals are incredible and diverse, going from deeper growls to high-pitched shrieking. And the music doesn't sound any less brutal than their last album, though it might be an ounce less technical than their earlier material.

Overall, I like it quite a bit. The clean vocals don't really hurt it at all, and the more diverse screaming/growling style of their new vocalist adds a lot to the song.

Mr. claw · 04-20-2007, 02:20 PM

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Originally Posted by DKelly

There's a new song from their upcoming album on Myspace, called "Truth of a Liar". Here's a link;

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm...iendid=1180963

The downside; there are a few lines of clean vocals.

The upside; there are only four lines of them. It's not like they're resorting to what Haste The Day does.

The new screaming/growling vocals are incredible and diverse, going from deeper growls to high-pitched shrieking. And the music doesn't sound any less brutal than their last album, though it might be an ounce less technical than their earlier material.

Overall, I like it quite a bit. The clean vocals don't really hurt it at all, and the more diverse screaming/growling style of their new vocalist adds a lot to the song.

Yep. It's a cool song. I want their new cd...

conceived in fire · 04-20-2007, 07:22 PM

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Originally Posted by jjvacc

It would kill me if they started becoming more metalcore and had crappy singing in the choruses of their songs like Killswitch and All That Remains (even though their voices are good, that kind of singing shouldn't be in metal).

You just mentioned two of the bands who do that the best. It works right alot of the time, and you actually have something to sing along to, not "scream along" to. Plus all-screaming bands (ex AILD) almost always have songs that are barely distinguishable from each other.

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The downside; there are a few lines of clean vocals.

There are quite a few spoken lines in the four songs I have from the last album as well.

Weird that I find out about this right after I start listening to this band, the same thing happened with Haste the Day.