If you're looking to learn how to sing like Scary Kids Scaring Kids, you're in for a treat! This post will cover some of the unique vocal techniques of the band and how to incorporate them into your own singing.

One of the first aspects of SKSK's vocals that stands out is their use of harmonies. In many of their songs, the lead vocals are accompanied by strong and intricate harmonies, creating a layered and full sound. To learn how to incorporate harmonies into your own singing, check out Singing Carrots' Pitch Training tool, where you can explore different vocal harmony exercises and warm-ups.

Another notable aspect of SKSK's singing is the use of heavy distortion and screaming. To learn how to safely incorporate screaming and distortion into your singing, check out Singing Carrots' article on vocal distortion.

In terms of specific songs that showcase SKSK's vocal style, "My Darkest Hour" and "The Only Medicine" are great examples that incorporate both harmonies and heavy distortion.

To sing like SKSK, it's also important to pay attention to your breathing technique and keep a relaxed jaw and open throat. Singing Carrots has plenty of resources on breathing and mouth/throat posture, such as the articles on breathing basics and opening your mouth and throat while singing that you can use to fine-tune your technique.

Finally, it's also important to remember that singing with feeling and emotion is key to truly capturing SKSK's unique style. Singing Carrots has plenty of resources on this as well, such as the post on singing with intuition, skills, emotion, and thinking that you can use to develop this aspect of your performance.

By using these resources and practicing regularly, you can learn to sing like Scary Kids Scaring Kids and develop your own unique vocal style at the same time.