However, their voices and styles were slightly different.
Carrie Thomas's transitions were stronger, and within a single syllable, she could play with ascending and descending keys as effortlessly as a butterfly flitting through flowers.
Avril Green's specialty, on the other hand, lay in her explosive bass notes—a stark contrast to her outward appearance. Her voice could be soft and emotional, and just as suddenly erupt into tsunami-like bursts of power, creating a dramatic contrast.
Of course, Carrie Thomas could essentially imitate Avril Green's skills and characteristics perfectly. However, since they were singing together, it was only natural for them to play to their individual strengths.
To harmonize with Carrie Thomas, Avril Green had to be in peak condition, while Carrie Thomas could effortlessly contribute her part.
As Julia Lambert had worried, the weak link after their first recording session was the drumming.
