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Tommy Vext

Tommy Vext, whose real name is Thomas Cummings, is an American singer and songwriter hailing from New York City. He initially gained prominence as the frontman for the heavy metal band Divine Heresy, where his powerful vocals could be found on their album "Bleed The Fifth." His aggressive vocal style and commanding stage presence caught the attention of the metal community, solidifying his role as a formidable force in the genre. Vext later became the lead singer for the West Coast-based metal band Snot, and he was also involved with other musical projects, including the supergroup Vext and the band Bad Wolves.

Vext's career has been marked not just by his distinctive voice but also by his tumultuous personal journey and boldness in addressing his struggles with addiction and recovery, often reflected in his lyrics. With Bad Wolves, his dynamic vocal range was showcased on covers such as "Zombie" originally by The Cranberries, and original songs like "Remember When." As a solo artist, Tommy has taken to releasing editions of "Uncovered," where he puts his heavy spin on popular songs. In more recent years, Vext has made headlines for his publicized departure from Bad Wolves and has continued to perform under his own name, delivering solo material to his dedicated fan base with tracks like "Civil War" and his rendition of "Video Games." His work remains characterized by an unyielding intensity and an unapologetic approach to confronting personal and social battles through his music.

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