Credits:

Bring Me The Horizon

Description:

As a band, Bring Me the Horizon have been on a consistently upward trajectory, adding new elements to their metal core offerings in an effort to stand out from the rest of the pack in an interesting way. On their third album, There Is a Hell Belive Me Ive Seen It. There Is a Heaven Lets Keep It a Secret, the Sheffield bands hard work pays off. Where other bands seem to have their production inflicted upon them, shoehorning in dance-pop synths and ubiquitous bass bombs, Bring Me the Horizon seamlessly integrate studio tricks into their music. Rather than feeling like items on a list of genre cliches, the glitched out vocals on Crucify Me and Blacklist actually add an interesting element of controlled chaos to the songs. These may not seems like a huge leap, but its little touches like these that push There Is a Hell above the competition. The album doesnt live and die on studio trickery