Talk:3 Inches of Blood
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I thought they were a joke band for 5 seconds, but they are just really good at what they do. I've only heard the single for "Deadly Sinners" and that is enough for me to pass judgement. Fresh is right. You should be able to bottle this kind of Power. You can, its called Jaggermeister, I suppose.Curtsurly 23:39, 22 May 2005 (UTC)
[edit] Genre?
Should we be more specific and call them a power metal band? It really fits their sound.
Eh, Power/Heavy Metal is probably the best thing to call them since that's what they're listed as under Encyclopedia Metallum. And whoever added Screamo is officially retarded, just because one of their vocalists uses Hardcore-styled growls/screams does NOT make them screamo.
Yes also more recently someone had metalcore, but it has changed to heavy metal, so if anyone wants to regard to the genre please check here first, thanks.
[edit] Jamie Hooper's vocal style
Someone is continually editing the page to say Jamie Hooper sings in a Black Metal style, which is completely inaccurate. It is widely accepted (as can be seen in any number of reviews) that he has a metalcore voice. Radagast1983 09:26, 22 November 2006 (UTC)
