Will Ramos

Agreed, and speaking of inspiration, they have collaborations on this album.

Chrissy Costanza and Will Ramos write,

Yes, I'm curious how their styles will mesh with Bullet's sound.

That could add a fresh dynamic.

I liked Lorna Shaw when they had the preview.

I can't remember his name, but before they had Will, who's their current vocalist, their older vocalist.

I liked

the stuff they were doing then.

And that was like Bring Me The Horizon, sort of Death Cart era.

They were an all-ass band, man, yeah.

Yeah, they'd been going for a fair old while, and then they brought Will Ramos, I think it is.

He's the guy who's doing these insane pig squeals.

All right.

Well, this will kind of segue into new releases, but have you seen Bam Majera, Will Ramos and more are joining Signs of the Swarm in the music video for the cover of Rob Zombie's Dragula? No, but how fucking sick is that? I know, that's going to be pretty epic.

There's also new releases from Beartooth that is happening.

Don't.

I got to see Lorna Shore right before them.

And then Will Ramos was in the crowd going crazy for Sleep Token.

It was cool.

And then Blue Ridge died after that night.

It's not my bag some of the time, but it's like, yeah, he will get right.

But it also isn't like in this day and age where people are just trying to make like, it all kind of comes from like the Lord of shore, like Will Ramos on Tik TOK.

doing like crazy vocal gymnastic type things where we're almost more sure like whatever i feel about the band is whatever i feel but um he's very good

but then

everybody just tries to emulate him that's why like you just get like noises at this point now like like cool like i don't care um yeah there's no feeling you're just trying to make a noise um yeah This dude just, yeah, it's different.

This is, I think, probably the bad that Will Ramos was pulling from when he started doing this.

This 100%, this is the guy.

Yeah.

She is searching for the limits of the human voice and then inevitably she encounters the unicorn.

Enter Will Ramos.

Will Ramos is the lead vocalist for a deathcore band called Lorna Shore.

And if Ginger was a shock to the system, Lorna Shore was a Category 5 earthquake.

Oh, absolutely.

When Elizabeth first heard Will Ramos on a track called To the Hellfire, she was confronted with a breakdown at the end of the song that simply does not sound like a human being.

It is a sequence of primal guttural shrieks, pig squeals and snarls.

The sounds are so densely distorted, so heavily textured and so overtly aggressive that they push Elizabeth's curiosity completely over the edge.

You have to do this for years and years.

And I know this is like... an answer that that that not many people love to hear if if you ask them if they ask you or can you give me some advice or whatever and it's just like yeah be consistent and just don't don't get spooked or freak out if it doesn't work the first time you do it if you don't sound like mitch locker if you don't like you sound like will ramos in the first take that you do dude yeah it's like it takes years and years but it's fun you know if if it's fun to you to rehearse and like The first time I did vocals, I was driving in my car and just screaming along.

People passing by probably thought I was fucking screaming at them and being crazy or whatever.

But yeah, you just got to grind, dude.

He's so loose.

He's so and he never drinks a sip of water.

which is like psycho if you ask me like i've drank so much water and like he's just like going through one set and he's yeah i learned vocals just listening to uh or watching old studio vlogs of him doing recordings for lana And then Will Ramos, of course, he's, like, one of the goats as well.

Like, he's awesome.

Yeah.

You have Will Ramos as one of the devils.

Oh, okay.

I had...