The earliest I band I can think of to do stereotypical screaming is Cromagon.
this is so oddly futuristic. it seems unfathomable that it's over 40 years old. decades ahead of its time.
OldManWinter
05-26-2013 10:52 AM
This is a really cool and informative thread. Kudos.
Isbjørn
05-28-2013 06:35 AM
I see wikipedia tagged them outsider music (obscuro). Feel bad for them, guys, isn't that a term for artists that suck so hard they need their own genre?
14232949
05-28-2013 10:15 AM
naa, it just means their sound is too unique to classify. what would you call them?
I'd have to go with experimental, as vague as that is.
Isbjørn
05-28-2013 10:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Mankycaaant
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naa, it just means their sound is too unique to classify. what would you call them?
I'd have to go with experimental, as vague as that is.
A french band i think they are pretty good in the ''screamo'' genre
Sed Non Satiata '' les hommes sans visage''
Isbjørn
05-30-2013 10:07 AM
But they don't predate Caledonia (1969).
The Batlord
05-30-2013 10:13 AM
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Originally Posted by Dark Horse
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The earliest I band I can think of to do stereotypical screaming is Cromagon.
Holy **** that is cool!
Musicfanatic
10-27-2013 09:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Mankycaaant
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what would you call them?
They're almost black metal in their sound. They'd probably be comfortable in the Nordland with Swedish black metal, if you ask me. But I am just starting to get into this kind of metal, so I am no expert...
GuD
11-16-2013 07:57 PM
I'm sure there was some pretentious artfart who utilized screaming as the primary vocal element of a song at least as early as the 1900s. Obviously you also have blues- someone mentioned Little Richard, also could throw in Howlin Wolf; Early Heavy Metal (which was basically louder Blues) in the lates 60s/early 70s to today. But, since this is the Hardcore section I'm gonna assume the first Hardcore screamer is what you meant.
They're not even a hardcore band really but The Screamers started in 75 and this one (recorded in 78 I think) is probably their best known song:
Then there's the obvious, Rites of Spring who started in 84:
And, while they're not screaming throughout the song there's The Sonics who recorded this in 58:
Supposedly they were a lot more "screamy" live but their mixer guy wasn't haven't it while in the studio.