Personally, I like it. But then I like almost anthing metal...
Her voice works. I must admit I approached it with a little trepidation. For what it's worth there are two things that stick out to me. For one, I find the snare a little boxy sounding, there is a mid honk to me but in all fairness I should download it and listen on better speakers, others may disagree.
The other problem, for me anyways, was the lack of diversity in the vocal rhythm. I'm all for "four-on-the-floor" vocals but there is just too much repetition of accenting only on the beat and the song starts to feel plodding towards the end. Works OK for a while but needs some contrast, some syncopation to flesh out the movement of the piece. Too much of anything has a numbing anti-climactic effect.
While this is stylistically different, check this out:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9aJ0ncWRvY Notice how "straight" the screamo and cookie monster vocals are, at times, then into syncopated or melodic vocals. While this example is a little (a LOT!) extreme and possibly schizophrenic in a musical sense (although that's what I love), it will give you an idea what I mean. Check out the 1:00 mark for some straight 4 vocals, then contrast that the to beginning vocals. I think a small bit of rhythm deviation could go a long way in terms of creating a stronger "flow" thuout the piece.
Well done and I hope you'll take my post as "constructive" as opposed to destructive, whether you find the post of any use or not - you gotta do what you feel is right. To me, it's 90% there but of course that's just me, it's your music not mine.
Thanks for posting. Cheers and best to you.