We're talking about that first "YEE-AH?" I'm skeptical.

We're talking about that first "YEE-AH?" I'm skeptical.

I'll throw in another vote for Ihsahn. It sends a chill through my bones so it must be him.

We're going to need some closure here from Dev. Riddle me this!

Dev confirmed it was himself on his twitter. i couldnt tell myself

lol I tweeted him about it, too. Poor guy.

[The Dev]

Ih-Ah!!!

Looks like I was right, without even meaning to be.
It's just how I roll.

Ih-Ah!!!

Another hidden reference! They are everywhere! Lol

I'm pretty sure that the vocal line at the very end of Sumeria is sung by Paul and Dev. It sounds more like Dev is almost whispering "Pray for where our hearts lead us now" instead of Joe Growling.

I'm pretty sure that the vocal line at the very end of Sumeria is sung by Paul and Dev. It sounds more like Dev is almost whispering "Pray for where our hearts lead us now" instead of Joe Growling.

No, that is definately not Dev! And Kristoffa . You are wrong.
I'm amazed how fans do not recognize the painstaking details of the vocal chords of their Meister!

I'll eat my socks if I'm wrong.

That being said, in the Soilworkers song of the damned( last song on the album Natural born chaos by Soilwork) it sounds like Björn Strid is singing.

hmmm i still don't hear Joe's Signature growl. idk either way I think that part is great! The shift in dynamics from crushingly brutal to lullaby is really unique Props to Dev!

I'm pretty sure that the vocal line at the very end of Sumeria is sung by Paul and Dev. It sounds more like Dev is almost whispering "Pray for where our hearts lead us now" instead of Joe Growling.

I think you're right, but the "growling" may be somehow electronically altered (which makes it hard to tell if it's Joe or Dev, but because of the digital effect i would guess it's Dev).

I'm pretty sure that the vocal line at the very end of Sumeria is sung by Paul and Dev. It sounds more like Dev is almost whispering "Pray for where our hearts lead us now" instead of Joe Growling.

I think it's Paul's vocoder effects. I read some interview where he (Paul Masvidal) talks about playing around with the vocoder effects and sometimes uses it to replicate his voice one octave above and/or below, as well as to harmonize.

I'm pretty sure that the vocal line at the very end of Sumeria is sung by Paul and Dev. It sounds more like Dev is almost whispering "Pray for where our hearts lead us now" instead of Joe Growling.

I think it's Paul's vocoder effects. I read some interview where he (Paul Masvidal) talks about playing around with the vocoder effects and sometimes uses it to replicate his voice one octave above and/or below, as well as to harmonize.

That very well could be the case. He is well known for using the Vocoder, and I was surprised when I heard his vocals without it. Tbh I think I prefer his vocals without the effect saturation

LOL, t'was the perfect confirmation one could give. Wow, I'm very surprised.

I'm pretty sure that the vocal line at the very end of Sumeria is sung by Paul and Dev. It sounds more like Dev is almost whispering "Pray for where our hearts lead us now" instead of Joe Growling.

I think it's Paul's vocoder effects. I read some interview where he (Paul Masvidal) talks about playing around with the vocoder effects and sometimes uses it to replicate his voice one octave above and/or below, as well as to harmonize.

That very well could be the case. He is well known for using the Vocoder, and I was surprised when I heard his vocals without it. Tbh I think I prefer his vocals without the effect saturation

I can hear his voice replicated one octave higher throughout his entire vocal part. It's faint, but it's there.