Written by angel. on 08.01.2014 at 22:47

what should I do now ?

It's up to you of course. But you could change the ranking so Obscure Sphinx's vocalist is at #2 and not #7. I'm probably the only one who notices such things and cares about it though, hahaha.

Written by Erik M. on 08.01.2014 at 23:36

It's up to you of course. But you could change the ranking so Obscure Sphinx's vocalist is at #2 and not #7. I'm probably the only one who notices such things and cares about it though, hahaha.

I change it

Written by angel. on 08.01.2014 at 23:38

I change it

Evil Lucifera - one girl sympho black band.

Written by Karlabos on 10.01.2014 at 15:20

Evil Lucifera - one girl sympho black band.

graet pick thanks a lot for the suggestion

I added The Oath, ETHS ( Candice ) , and Cripper

Thanks for this list! I am looking for more female fronted bands to get into and this is a great place to look! Only heard Sinergy and Unexpect from this list

Written by HyperDrifter on 31.03.2014 at 01:47

Thanks for this list! I am looking for more female fronted bands to get into and this is a great place to look! Only heard Sinergy and Unexpect from this list

Hey I'm very glad that this list worked You're very welcome, and thanks to all the other awesome users who helped me to complete this list by their great suggestions, I found out so many bands by just people's suggestions for this list. Enjoy it then

Znowhite

Written by [user id=126528] on 11.10.2014 at 22:09

Znowhite

DAMN ! Why did I miss this ! I must have already added it, actually I think it was on the list before : or I have heard it before, nevertheless I thank ya !

Edit : oh wait it's right there on 17th place Like I said it sounded so familiar, I knew I have heard it before

Written by angel. on 11.10.2014 at 22:19

DAMN ! Why did I miss this ! I must have already added it, actually I think it was on the list before : or I have heard it before, nevertheless I thank ya !

I see it now. I think I missed it since it never showed that it was on the website (which it is now)

Written by [user id=126528] on 11.10.2014 at 22:23

I see it now. I think I missed it since it never showed that it was on the website (which it is now)

Read my previous quote which I edited it a few moments ago However, thank you for bringing it on again, it feels great to listen to the whole album

WTF?! No Stolen Babies?

That album is amazing, as is the vocalist. Be sure to check out that album. If you need help with a particular song, just let me know.

Written by Erik M. on 20.10.2014 at 22:09

WTF?! No Stolen Babies?

That album is amazing, as is the vocalist. Be sure to check out that album. If you need help with a particular song, just let me know.

I haven't heard of it ever I check it out asap, give me sometime and thanks for the suggestion also apologies for late reply

You need Taurus in your life.

Written by mz on 26.10.2014 at 14:27

You need Taurus in your life.

I changed my mind about her.

Written by angel. on 26.10.2014 at 13:39

I haven't heard of it ever I check it out asap, give me sometime and thanks for the suggestion also apologies for late reply

Definitely do so. The vocalist can do crazy screams and clean vocals. She's really essential for this list I'd say. Not to mention that album is brilliant.

Written by Erik M. on 27.10.2014 at 21:31

Definitely do so. The vocalist can do crazy screams and clean vocals. She's really essential for this list I'd say. Not to mention that album is brilliant.

Finally I gave Stolen Babies a listen but Erik I have mixed feelings about this vocalist

Written by angel. on 22.11.2014 at 15:57

Finally I gave Stolen Babies a listen but Erik I have mixed feelings about this vocalist

Really? To me she's great. Love her vocals, both the cleans and harsh ones. Have you listened to the entire album? The first track isn't a good example of her vocals I'd say.

A bit weird to see Fuck the Facts vocalist over Sabina Classen or Onielar. Would have added Masha Scream (even if you don't like Arkona its hard to deny her talent, imo. Brilliant and unique cleans, great growls, great stage presence. To me one of the more unique personalities in her genre) there too.

Written by Wingtorte on 23.11.2014 at 18:22

A bit weird to see Fuck the Facts vocalist over Sabina Classen or Onielar. Would have added Masha Scream (even if you don't like Arkona its hard to deny her talent, imo. Brilliant and unique cleans, great growls, great stage presence. To me one of the more unique personalities in her genre) there too.

Why it's weird ?

I myself think that yeah Mascha is quite talented and impressive but I wouldn't her name to this list as she's very known, I prefer that less known vocalists to be here

I appreciate the recognition of Cerebral Bore, Znowhite, Cripper, Battle Beast, Abnormality, and A Sound of Thunder for their respective vocalists. I saw/met A Sound of Thunder shortly after the release of their debut and Nina Osegueda, for one, continues to grow stronger and stronger. I also appreciate the conspicuous absence of certain terribly-overrated vocalists who tend to assume the entire spotlight whenever someone breathes a word about "female metal singers." Noora Louhimo blasts the socks off Angela Gossow any day.

I've always had a soft spot for Anna Murphy's voice (Eluveitie, Lethe, Nucleus Torn), unusually straightforward and crisp as it is. I suppose she ill-fits this list in a number of ways. Although she does sing in a metal band, she still isn't exactly a "metal singer" per se, and both she and Eluveitie are fairly popular anyway, I'd wager. On top of that, she doesn't strike me as being able to match many of these singers for power or presence. I would say that most of what I've said here also applies to Anneke van Giersbergen. I've never been a fan of The Gathering and therefore have very little experience with their music, so most of my experience with her comes from her fantastic collaborations with Devin Townsend, but based on that I think perhaps she isn't entirely suited for this particular gathering.

I didn't realize that Arkona were particularly well-known, hence Masha Scream's exclusion from this list, but that can only be a good thing. Huntress seem to get a lot of flak for one reason or another. I happen to like Jill Janus's voice (same goes for In This Moment, though I'm much more ambivalent towards them), but I won't contest her exclusion, either. Of course, I'm not contesting anyone's exclusion at all, since it isn't my list, but there are a few people whom it couldn't hurt to mention in one humble comment.

My personal favorite singer is Nookie from The Slot; I come bearing examples for anyone who happens to be interested. I'm also a huge fan of their original singer, Teona Dolnikova, and Nookie's solo stuff, while not metal, is quite good as well. While we're in Russian territory, I'll also throw out Lu Gevorgyan of Louna and Tracktor Bowling.

I do quite like Lzzy Hale of Halestorm, but they have actually made it as far as the mainstream, so I doubt they warrant a mention on such a list; on top of that, I cannot escape the feeling that she rarely uses the full extent of her vocal talents, something which haunts the band as a whole, and that makes it difficult to like much of their material. Agnete Kjølsrud of Djerv is good, if perhaps a bit odd, and I do like Doro's voice, but at this point everyone is aware of her and I do unfortunately find a lot of her material somewhat mediocre. Gallhammer bores me heavily and I would describe none of the band members as being a particularly enrapturing vocalist, but they still count as yet another example, if nothing else.

Chelsea Knaack of Heliosaga and Sabrina Valentine of Seven Kingdoms stand out as well, despite having essentially the conventional soft, operatic power metal voices.

Federica de Boni of White Skull possesses quite a unique and snarly voice, so much so that I thought she was a man the first time I heard White Skull. I still wonder sometimes. I'd say that she ranks as one of my favorite female vocalists; top five easily, perhaps top three.

With all that, I might as well just make a list of my own, but somehow I'm still too lazy. Anyway, good list.

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Written by ScreamingSteelUS on 15.12.2014 at 13:36

I appreciate the recognition of Cerebral Bore, Znowhite, Cripper, Battle Beast, Abnormality, and A Sound of Thunder for their respective vocalists. I saw/met A Sound of Thunder shortly after the release of their debut and Nina Osegueda, for one, continues to grow stronger and stronger. I also appreciate the conspicuous absence of certain terribly-overrated vocalists who tend to assume the entire spotlight whenever someone breathes a word about "female metal singers." Noora Louhimo blasts the socks off Angela Gossow any day.

I've always had a soft spot for Anna Murphy's voice (Eluveitie, Lethe, Nucleus Torn), unusually straightforward and crisp as it is. I suppose she ill-fits this list in a number of ways. Although she does sing in a metal band, she still isn't exactly a "metal singer" per se, and both she and Eluveitie are fairly popular anyway, I'd wager. On top of that, she doesn't strike me as being able to match many of these singers for power or presence. I would say that most of what I've said here also applies to Anneke van Giersbergen. I've never been a fan of The Gathering and therefore have very little experience with their music, so most of my experience with her comes from her fantastic collaborations with Devin Townsend, but based on that I think perhaps she isn't entirely suited for this particular gathering.

I didn't realize that Arkona were particularly well-known, hence Masha Scream's exclusion from this list, but that can only be a good thing. Huntress seem to get a lot of flak for one reason or another. I happen to like Jill Janus's voice (same goes for In This Moment, though I'm much more ambivalent towards them), but I won't contest her exclusion, either. Of course, I'm not contesting anyone's exclusion at all, since it isn't my list, but there are a few people whom it couldn't hurt to mention in one humble comment.

My personal favorite singer is Nookie from The Slot; I come bearing examples for anyone who happens to be interested. I'm also a huge fan of their original singer, Teona Dolnikova, and Nookie's solo stuff, while not metal, is quite good as well. While we're in Russian territory, I'll also throw out Lu Gevorgyan of Louna and Tracktor Bowling.

I do quite like Lzzy Hale of Halestorm, but they have actually made it as far as the mainstream, so I doubt they warrant a mention on such a list; on top of that, I cannot escape the feeling that she rarely uses the full extent of her vocal talents, something which haunts the band as a whole, and that makes it difficult to like much of their material. Agnete Kjølsrud of Djerv is good, if perhaps a bit odd, and I do like Doro's voice, but at this point everyone is aware of her and I do unfortunately find a lot of her material somewhat mediocre. Gallhammer bores me heavily and I would describe none of the band members as being a particularly enrapturing vocalist, but they still count as yet another example, if nothing else.

Chelsea Knaack of Heliosaga and Sabrina Valentine of Seven Kingdoms stand out as well, despite having essentially the conventional soft, operatic power metal voices.

Federica de Boni of White Skull possesses quite a unique and snarly voice, so much so that I thought she was a man the first time I heard White Skull. I still wonder sometimes. I'd say that she ranks as one of my favorite female vocalists; top five easily, perhaps top three.

With all that, I might as well just make a list of my own, but somehow I'm still too lazy. Anyway, good list.

Hey,

I know, it's a very late reply but I want to thank you anyway. I will pick one or two of your suggestions.


Again thanks a lot for the appreciation.

Ram-Zet