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Count Your Blessings

Bring Me the Horizon

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Album Review

The debut full-length by Sheffield metalcore merchants Bring Me the Horizon adds little to the existing knowledge base of the style. Lead singer Oli Sykes looks disconcertingly like Saturday Night Live star Andy Samberg and sounds less like the Cookie Monster (the usual point of comparison for metalcore singers) than like one of those silly voiced creatures in the cantina in the original Star Wars movie: his high-pitched gibber of a voice is Bring Me the Horizon's most notable feature as well as its most immediately irritating. Aside from that annoyance, Bring Me the Horizon are vaguely interesting musically in that they often resist the urge to simply pummel every song into high-speed blastbeat submission: there's a greater sense of dynamic than usual in these ten songs, including the well-deployed use of hardcore-style mosh parts in between the furious headlong blasts. Sadly, however, the generally unimaginative songwriting and Sykes' mannerisms spoil most of the potential fun.

Customer Reviews

Dont trust the review.

If you like hardcore genre music, BMTH is for you. People always compare it to random babbling and screaming, but usually thats because they dont like the genre. Id categorize rap as some black dude repeating over and over again about how much he loves women and all their special "body parts". sadly, its true. and almost all rap artists sing about the same thing with stupid lyrics people find catchy. Do people still listen to rap despite this truth? yes. Same applies to the people who like BMTH, except every song is different even if it isnt as "creative" as people want it to be, and there is musical talent as far as musical instruments, not just some dude sitting in front of a machine making beats for his new rap album.

ONE MORE TIME..

I WHISPERED IN HER EAR, FEAR ME DEAR FOR I AM DEATH!!!! the most insane album of the year brutal brutal breakdowns guitars will shred the clothes off ur back and the skin off ur face and Oli's vocals have an insane pitch and sound raise your hand if u think the reviewer has herpies and is taking it out on the band... my hands raised

Wow, iTunes, I am appalled.

iTunes, you could at least have the decency to hire educated and respectable people to write your album reviews. My jaw dropped when I read the review for this album (which I happen to love) because the person who wrote it was probably on acid, though there is no excuse for someone to degrade a popular and well-liked CD just because they are on drugs or in a foul mood. Get the hell over it, grow up, and get a life. I am so sick of people right now. By the way, this album deserves five stars, but iTunes fails. [edit]....... iTunes FAILS.x

Biography

Formed: 2004 in Sheffield, Yorkshire, England

Genre: Alternative

Years Active: '00s, '10s

Fronted by a tattooed clothing designer and influenced by death metal, grindcore, and emo, Bring Me the Horizon aren't the average deathcore band. The group was formed in 2004 from the ashes of several Sheffield-based outfits, with the 2003 Disney film Pirates of the Caribbean serving as the inspiration for the band's name. Singer Oliver Sykes, guitarists Lee Malia and Curtis Ward, bassist Matt Kean, and drummer Matt Nicholls initially established their own label, Thirty Days of Night, to release...
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