10 Most Underrated Rock Music Frontmen And Women

10. Marc Hudson - DragonForce

As it turns out, DragonForce have more songs than that one at the end of Guitar Hero 3.

Though it's definitely more famous for its insane guitar work, Through the Fire and Flames features some lovely vocal work from original lead singer ZP Theart.

Theart left the band in 2010 to pursue a career that eventually landed him a job with Skid Row. Many wondered if anyone was up to filling his hefty shoes, but it wasn't long until that question was answered.

Marc Hudson wasn't even a professional musician when he joined the group, but quickly turned heads thanks to his impeccable vocal style. Whilst Theart had sung with a low, growly voice, Hudson could reach much higher notes, reinforcing the band's status as the new guardians of hair metal.

Hudson's piercing range was complimented by a strong stage presence, as he took to the life of a full-time rockstar like a long-haired duck to water. The departure of their original singer could have spelt disaster for DragonForce, but the group bounced back and brought in a new frontman who might actually have been even better.