There's the obvious example of Frank Sinatra. I bet it's tough being a baritone in this age of tenor, but you could utilize it well.

>>64674544
True. The 80s had a lot of great baritones. Dave Gahan comes to mind.

I've also had this problem when singing so I just looked for lots of baritone singers, the ones I liked the most were;

Ian Curtis
Glenn Danzig
Jim Morrison
Johnny Cash
David Bowie (believe it or not)
Trent Reznor
Iggy Pop
Lou Reed
Elvis Presley
Eddie Vedder

Others that are meh/okay:
Corey Taylor
Alex Turner
Serj Tankian
Jimi Hendrix (nice guitar, average voice)
Eric Claptop
Julian Casablancas
Phil Anselmo


Those are probably the most popular.

Does Douglass Pearce of Death in June sings in baritone?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_S8bPXK8ao

Peter Steele
Aaron Stainthorpe

>>64674715
>first is a singer whose only recorded material is him straining to sing lower than his actual range

what a good ear you have

>>64674597
>Dave Gahan comes to mind.

sexiest voice ever desu

The National is definitely worth checking out for these kinds of vocals, but the music is hit or miss with people it seems.

Peter Gabriel
Jeff Mangum
Greg Lake

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Good suggestions already posted, but Till Lindemann of Rammstein is another vocalist with a distinctive sound