| Display title | Soprano and Gravel |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A distinctive vocal style that appears, oddly enough, in both symphonic metal and "club" or "dance"-style music, particularly in groups from Europe. One singer is a female, frequently a childlike soprano, while another is a male with a deep, gravelly voice. They will either sing alternating lines, or one will predominate while the other performs a counterpoint to the first's melodic line, sometimes in a format similar to traditional call-and-response. |