Brent Hinds (1,565 views)

[Zedd Squared]

Vocal range: G2-E5

High notes:

E5 ("Blasteroid")
C5 ("The Last Baron", "Thickening")
B4 ("Capillarian Crest", "North Side Star", "Thickening")
B♭4 ("Crystal Skull", "Divinations", "North Side Star". "Once More 'Round the Sun", "The Last Baron")
A4 ("Aunt Lisa", "Blue Walsh", "Capillarian Crest", "Chimes at Midnight", "Clandestiny", "Crystal Skull", "Divinations", "Halloween", "Jaguar God", "Oblivion", "Once More 'Round the Sun", "Precious Stones", "Siberian Divide", "Stargasm", "The Wolf is Loose", "Toe to Toes")
G♯4 ("Capillarian Crest", "Divinations", "Siberian Divide", "Steambreather", "This Mortal Soil")
G4 ("Ancient Kingdom", "Cold Dark Place", "Colony of Birchmen", "Curl of the Burl", "Ghost of Karelia", "Halloween", "Jaguar God", "Naked Burn", "Oblivion", "Once More 'Round the Sun", "Quintessence", "Sleeping Giant", "Stargasm", "Sultan's Curse", "The Hunter", "The Last Baron", "The Wolf is Loose", "This Mortal Soil", "Toe to Toes")
F♯4 ("Asleep in the Deep", "Colony of Birchmen", "Ghost of Karelia", "Siberian Divide", "The Czar")
F4 ("Aunt Lisa", "Cold Dark Place", "Naked Burn", "Pendulous Skin", "Seabeast", "Stargasm", "Sultan's Curse", "The Czar")

Low notes:

E3 ("Divinations", "North Side Star", "Thickening")
E♭3 ("The Last Baron")
D3 ("Blue Walsh", "Capillarian Crest"', "Colony of Birchmen", "Jaguar God", "Naked Burn", "The Wolf is Loose", "This Mortal Soil")
C3 ("Aunt Lisa", "Jaguar God", "Oblivion", "Pendulous Skin", "Seabeast", "Siberian Divide", "The Hunter", "Thickening")
B2 ("Pendulous Skin")
B♭2 ("Cold Dark Place", "North Side Star", "The Sparrow")
G♯2 ("Cold Dark Place")
G2 ("Hand of Stone")

Brent Hinds is the notoriously eccentric lead guitarist for Mastodon as well as being perhaps their most divisive singer. His more nasal approach to singing definitely stands out in the band, but there is no doubt that it has become a distinctive part of their sound and identity. He was also the first of their singers to emphasize very clean melodic singing (beginning with two songs on the Leviathan album) which he expanded upon considerably on the following two albums, demonstrating the ability to deliver some very emotive performances at times in songs such as The Last Baron or Jaguar God.

Props to Seanblasted for coming up with the voice type used in this thread.
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*Italics mark non-sung notes.
*Underlines mark notes found in backing vocals or that are otherwise obscured in the song mix.
*Green marks harsh distorted notes.
*Blue marks soft and/or disconnected sounding falsetto notes.