Soundwave

In a time where everything seems to be changing and everything becomes more and more uncertain we turn to music to ease us out of difficult situations. As for Bring Me The Horizon the band set a challenge for themselves and that was to create an epic story line of four eps titled "Post Human"; and with this first installment "Survival Horror" we enter this new era with some of the band's heaviest music ever conceived. "Survival Horror" hits hard with some of the band's heaviest music gauging from hard hitting hard rock anthems, to Linkin Park esque nu-metal heavy hitters, to even some tracks that tease some menacing metalcore reminiscent of the "Suicide Season" and "There Is A Hell" eras that will get fans old and new excited for the band's return to form to heavy music. The album's opener 'Dear Diary' let's everyone know that the band has not lost their touch with heavy music as the track hits hard with fast...

In the midst of quarantine and self isolation bands and artists have been getting creative with their talents and have been turning out new music and Bring Me The Horizon have been surprising fans with more heavy inclined music after the more pop focused Amo that released last year. After the surprisingly heavy "Parasite Eve"; the rollout for "Post Human" seems like it is going to house a much heavier release, and with this new track "Obey" we see the band continuing down the road of heavy music with some nods to earlier records. "Post Human" has already made an impact and with the band's return to heavy music, the return has been long awaited. Like the previous track "Obey" is yet another in your face moment that has a lot going for it and with the added help from Yungblud the track has some tenacity and bite to it that has been missed. The track features some arena rock energy that feels very reminiscent of the "That's Th...