Canadian Metal Choir Appears on “AGT” Audition for “Fantastic Creepy” Britney Spears Cover

One that’s all The World Metal Choir — Dremeka Choir — was auditioned for an episode of “America’s Got Talent” on Tuesday night.

A Canadian music group consisting of 13 metal vocalists provided an unusual performance that combined both metal music and choral-based tones.

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They first groaned the opera masterpiece “O Fortuna”, surprised the judges, and then switched gears in the middle of the performance to cover the metal version of Britney Spears’ 2004 hit “Toxic.”

Simon Cowell said the choir’s red and black outfits refer to the 1976 supernatural horror movie The Omen.

To conclude the performance, the Dremeka Choir made the audience uneasy for a while before the audience and judges were applauded.

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“The spectacular and creative” show was “like a choir demon,” Simon Cowell said, adding that “it was very nice and creepy.”

“Dreamachine” is an ancient word meaning “dream machine”. The choir conductor Pierre-Luc Seneca said the singing group was “here to dream of you.” Therefore, it is their unique sight.