It is a challenge. George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher (Baltimore, 8 de julio de 1970) es un cantante estadounidense, vocalista de la banda de death metal Cannibal Corpse y del grupo de death metal melódico Paths of Possession y, anteriormente de Monstrosity. "I basically sat up in my room, and I had my stack of metal records by different groups. But when we first started Corpsegrinder, I just started singing and it was low, and I was really influenced by Chuck Schuldiner of Death, because he had those long screams, and that was my biggest influence. Some people think that if it’s too clear, it’s not a brutal, but I’m not sacrificing any of that. 190.2k people follow @georgecorpsegrinder's Instagram account. Crevice Flux Warts (as George Corpsegrinder Fisher)
“Disposal Of The Body”, the guy in the studio was just laughing because of “under tons of concrete”, I can’t even say it fast like this! It’s terrible to me. Well yeah, but eventually my voice got used to it. I’m still banging my head, but I’m counting the whole time, and then you’ve got people diving around you, and all this stuff going on around you the whole time. and It’s hard because we have some parts. If you hear me talk now, people think I'm sick but I'm not. I just do it! Create an account to see everything they share. There’s been lots of people that were doing it before me, and I wanted to do it brutal." For timing, it can be hard when you’re banging your head the whole time.
Ceveline “Did you just wake up?” “No!” “Are you sick” “No!” Fisher has been open about various viewpoints, from politics to religion. Because I put on the albums and started singing to them. We do have a lot of stuff that’s in 4/4, but it’s not simple. You’ve got to pay attention to what you’re doing. They think that I have a cold or I just woke up - this is how I always sound." Biography George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher is the vocalist for the American death metal band Cannibal Corpse and the melodic death metal band Paths of Possession.He previously recorded two albums with Florida's Monstrosity before leaving and joining Cannibal Corpse in late 1995, replacing former vocalist, Chris Barnes, who is now the vocalist for Six Feet Under. They’re awesome, and those two guys I always used to try and emulate, and I used to play a board like it was a guitar! Maybe finish off with Pleasure To Kill by Kreator. And I'd put in one and start singing the song. But I did it singing death metal. Glenn Benton, Tom Araya, Schmier from Destruction, Mille [from Kreator], all of them played instruments. More so with the vocals and the drums, I can tell that as well because I’ve followed drums my whole life. Jack Owen has said that George doesn't use any kind of vocal machine at all for his performances When asked about how to do death metal vocals, Fisher commented: “Timings a big deal.
Some old Deicide, put that on. That’s why some guys cup the mic, and I never did that, because I never got that concept of covering the mike." "As far as pronouncing stuff, I always listened to Slayer, and bands that sang fast, even S.O.D., he was singing really fast, but clear. I could never teach anybody how to do this. But I did it singing death metal.
It’s hard because we have some parts. "I’ve never had any kind of lessons for singing, just doing it in my room. and Put on Seven Churches, listen to that. It is harder to understand a lot of death metal singers, because some of the styles and how they do it, and I always wanted to mix that. Sites: MySpace, instagram.com.