The role of vocals in KAMELOT — whether handled by Roy Khan and now Tommy Karevik — hasn’t required the heavy lifting associated with melodic metal bands of a similar thread, i.e., early HELLOWEEN, RHAPSODY OF FIRE and STRATOVARIUS. The heavily orchestrated quality of KAMELOT’s music meant Khan and…
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