Band Merchandise

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Album Reviews

Suicide Season
When first setting eyes on Suicide Season, the first thing that comes to mind is 'Dear God'. The name, being emo enough, folloewd then by the picture on the front, is enough to put off a metal fan from wanting to open this album. However, get past the front cover, slip the CD into your PC, press play on iTunes, and something unexpected happens. What dawns on you, is that although the image of this album may be ridiculous, the music is anything but. Suicide Season is a ten track death trap produced by Fredrik Nordstrom [At The Gates, Arch Enemy] in Sweden. The production in seamless and crystal clear; the riffs rip through each and every song, and Sykes unforgiving screams screech throughout the album. For being such a young band, Bring Me The Horizon know their instruments, staying tight and unpredictable in each track. Tracks such as 'The Comedown', and 'Death Breath' are auditory bitch slaps, while 'Football Season Is Over' hits you as breakdowns come down at you from all angles to crush you. The only thing that brings down the album is cliche and cheesy lyrics. A lot of allusions of death and blood etc are littered throughout.  They use a lot of breakdowns, and a load of double bass, but this works for them because it's not sloppy. Suicide Season will sell a whole load of records, but it's nothing original. Its not bad if you just want a good mosh though either. If you enjoy having a healthy amount of breakdowns in your daily routine, then this album is for you.

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Bring Me That Biography!

Bring Me The Horizon are a English metalcore band from Sheffield who formed in 2004. The music on their first two albums was a realtively new genre called Deathcore, but their more recent album Suicide Season, has taken on a more eclectic style. Bring Me The Horizon formed when the members of different defunct bands in Sheffield got together to start something sensatuional. The band were originally signed to record label Thirty Days Of Night, but now have a contract with Visible Noise in the Uk, Epitaph Records in the US, and in Australia: Shock Records.The five men took their influences from Norma Jean, The Red Chord, and other heavier American metal core bands. As soon as the band started writing material and putting together the tunes you hear on the first album, they were on tour with well estavlished metal bands, among them Architects and Johnny Truant.

For more information on Bring Me The Horizon visit:

www.myspace.co.uk/bringmethehorizon