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Is the next Lorna Shore lurking in a Tim Hortons in Hamilton, Ontario? Let’s find out:

“It’s crazy,” said Paul Lyons of Cape Coral. “It’s unique, because it’s never been done before. You just kind of sit back and listen to it and hear all the different voices.”

In Florida, 400 singers hope tune breaks world records CHARLES RUNNELS, Fort Myers News-Press June 5, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) — The song is called “400” for a good reason: It boasts a mind-boggling 400 singers — all growling, screaming and doing their best to break a Guinness world record. Seven of those singers live in southwest Florida, but the sprawling death-metal track features people from across the world, including Mexico, Italy, South Africa, Canada, Bul...

The song is called “400” for a reason: It boasts 400 metal singers — all growling, screaming and doing their best to break a Guinness world record.

The song is called “400” for a reason: It boasts 400 metal singers — all growling, screaming and doing their best to break a Guinness world record.