They’re one of the most interesting bands right now. I used to be a hater of the non metal stuff but now I just enjoy hearing something completely new from them and kill it every time.
I love Jordan! I ran into him on the street in Seattle the night before one of their shows and he was super nice and was down for me to get a photo with him.
Bring Me The Horizon are in the same about that Linkin Park was. The band is simply to creative to stick with one specific sound. A lot of people were upset that Linkin Park got less heavy since Minutes to Midnight and moved away from their Nu-Metal style but even without doing Nu-Metal the band had a very distinct sound by which people would immediately know it's Linkin Park. Just like Linkin Park before them BMTH has embranced that creativity and the freedom to be able to try and experiment with different sounds. Just look at Post-Human: Survival Horror. It's much heavier then people were expecting but people said the same about Linkin Park's Hunting Party album. I've always felt that Linkin Park somewhat opened the door for bands to be different. It wasn't much accepted and appreciated when Linkin Park did it but when BMTH came out with a very pop-oriented album it was celebrated and viewed as a daring album. So I'm at least glad that bands these days don't feel the pressure as much as sticking with a specific sound just to appease a specific set of fans.
Agree with you, but to be fair the "Experimental phase" of BMTH is way better than Linkin Park, i mean yeah, Livin Things , ATS and One more light are good but any other experimental album of BMTH is more solid.
Fantastic interview, has been fun watching these clips. It's really interesting to hear the perspective from BMTH as they have been constantly on the cutting edge creating their own sound across so many genre. It's such a risk for a band that big, massive balls on these lads.
I love everything they make and love the artistic freedom. If they released a heavy single I feel like it would be huge just because of how long people have been waiting for it. Also you say Shadow Moses >> I want Pray for Plagues lol
bring me’s first 3 albums , particularly count your blessings, will always be my favorite but my favorite bands are ones that aren’t one dimensional and keep things interesting. I can always throw on count your blessing or suicide season when I want their hard shit and still enjoy everything else they put out.
It’s crazy when you listen to Black & Blue then listen to something off Amo. Especially for new fans; like yea guys, that’s the same band and the same vocalist. Crazy right?
Lyrically SS has some songs with a lot of depth. Suicide Season, the sadness will never end, Chelsea Smile, but their best lyrical album is There is a Hell without a doubt. It’s unfair though to compare SS to CYB or This is what the edge of your seat was made for
Theyre just having fun lol i dont think oli could make it an entire album without making a catchy song now tbh, guys bursting with creativity... the heavy hits harder when it just randomly pops up anyways 😅
I saw them live back when they were touring the suicide season album in toronto. He'll of a show. Been a fan since they're 1st album up till the 4th album. I was mad at the band going in a totally different direction and thought it was a waste of time for them for trying other shit but then again, thats what bands do. They mature and eventually grow out of their old roots. Anyways, cool band just wish they could bring back the heavier stuff back. SS is my favorite album.
dude, that's exactly how I feel. Saw them when touring for SS but I thought There is a Hell was their best work. While I was butt hurt they they grew to a different direction I'm intrigued with where they're going now.
To me, even they're what Linkin Park tried to do with their music. Changing genres. I found out about this band through this channel. And I am grateful to have found them. I enjoyed every album. The heavy ones, poppy ones, alternative and even emo. Depends on how I feel that they have the right song for the day. Thank you for this invertiew and for posting information about the different bands. 😃
you should also check out their experimental album; bring me the horizon - Music to Listen to~Dance to~Blaze to~Pray to~Feed to~Sleep to~Talk to~Grind to~Trip to~Breathe to~Help to~Hurt to~Scroll to~Roll to~Love to~Hate to~Learn Too~Plot to~Play to~Be to~Feel to~Breed to~Sweat to~Dream to~Hide to~Live to~Die to~Go (yes that's the name of the album)
I’m only 1:15 into the video so I don’t know what all Jordan is finna say yet but I love coherent albums, and I love concept albums, but I also love albums that keep you guessing. Like albums where each song is basically a different genre to an extent. I know Bring Me has kinda done a different genre with each record, but it’d be interesting if Bring Me did a record where each song was a different genre. Obviously it prob wouldn’t be coherent but it’d be interesting nonetheless. And since it’s Bring Me, I know whatever genre they try, they will avail
The fact that I still see people asking is kinda surprising. Hell even Amo had some songs on there that could fit in as a B-Side to Sempiternal. The new releases still have some edge to it. They never really went entirely “soft.” Are they deathcore? No. But will I still throw things around a room to their music? Yeah! :D BMTH is great and are honestly at a point where they could put out some acoustic music and it’d probably be dope and still have that BMTH edge.
@@VMH461 sugar honey ice tea, wonderful life, and Mantra come to mind with this. They *could* be, in the sense they still have that post-hardcore kind of sound and would fit in with songs like Join the Club on the deluxe edition of Sempiternal
I don't really see how this title makes sense when their last record included metal songs lol. Realllly looking forward to the 4th EP though! So interested to see what they do with it.
I may not love everything this band does, but I'll always appreciate bands who love experimenting. Better than being stagnant like a lot of metal bands.
When i say heavy, i mean: sempiternal, not count your blessings. Theres a lot good deathcore out there. There are not that many albums like sempiternal (now some bands are copying)
Jordan Fish: We're not going to release it as a single. Narrator voice: That was in fact a lie. Narrator voice: Bring Me The Horizon did in fact release a heavy single. Three weeks after this interview. Amen.
Ideally, they can just keep the balance between heavy and poppy shit in every album, or at least between albums. I will be just pissed off if we get like 3 pop only albums in a row.
I’d love for them to drop a CYB styled song with the upsurge in popularity of deathcore it would be dope for them to drop something like that again just because they could. Not sure if Oli could pull off the vocals anymore but I’d like to see it
That is probably gonna be kinda the 4th PH EP, the 2nd one coming out is more emo, the 3rd is not gonna be rocky so I'm guessing like amo and 4th is heavy
I respect that all their music sounds good. I just sometimes catch myself listening to newer stuff feeling way too old for the songs. Nothing against being a softer band at all, just.....a bit too teenagery sometimes.
Honestly, I never really liked BMTH until the song Thrones came out. I've really loved the direction they've taken their music since then and always vibe to it on long car trips. When i try to listen to their pre That's The Spirit tracks I cringe. I don't think it's a good idea to stop making music for their early audience, however I do also see the value in progressing and changing your sound frequently enough to stay fresh and keep growing an audience. Otherwise you end up like Metallica, with a dwindling core audience of 40-60yr olds and no room for growth
Metallica in the 90s and early 2000s had a lot of growth, what are you talking about? Hard rock, heavy metal, alternative rock, southern rock, grunge, symphonic metal, country rock, nu metal, alternative metal etc.
@@zacharyengle4256 so metallica 20-30 years ago had growth. notice how their audience grew with the growth. How are they going today? seeing much growth? Seeing that audience still growing?
What an ignorant dumb comment! "Otherwise you end up like Metallica". I'm far from being a Metallica fan, but what do you mean by that? End up like Metallica, that is (still) probably the biggest metal act in the world, along with Iron Maiden, and one of the biggest names on the world music industry overall? That are still playing live and making new music, for more than 40 years?! These or any other kids wish to end up like them!! And a " audience of 40-60yr"?! That is how loyalty looks. There are probably fans that were with the band since they one, among those 40-60yr. What more can you asked for? I can understand your point, but is better having that, that 20 yo cheering for you one day and don't giving a f@ck to "you" the next day because they found a "new toy". Also, the Metallica guys are in their 60s! What did you expect? That they start making music with synthesizers and computers and release singles with Cardi B and David Guetta just to please and attract new potential younger fans? Pathetic from all angles. That would be the definition of posers and cash grabbers. Like I said, I'm not a fan of Metallica, but they don't have to prove nothing to nobody no more. Please send me pictures/video from a BMTH concert audience in 20 years from now. I want to see what an enlightened, always growing, diverse audience looks like. You think that this things work like exponential growth. Obviously you don't know shit.
We don't want BMTH to put out another Count Your Blessings record. But one heavy song a year re: SS, There is a Hell, or Sempiternal would be nice. I don't even listen to metal all the time, but BMTH nails it when they do it, and it'd be great to at least have a couple songs here and there on top of everything else they want to experiment with!
So many of my ex-favorite bands have made "the switch" and I've been kinda okay with it because it unlocked some sort of gateway for me to start searching for something else to listen to. Bring Me The Horizon, Parkway Drive, For The Fallen Dreams, A Day To Remember, In Hearts Wake etc. I remember discovering ERRA right after Parkway hopped on the "dad rock train" and I haven't missed them one bit. Recently I was so excited about Spiritbox because of their EP and older singles (Rule of Nines, Holy Roller, Blessed Be)... but once again, something happened after their official debut album came out. It's probably just the bands' realization of getting more exposure and money (people gotta eat) if they just keep doing the rock radio thing after they get their foot in the door with actual good stuff.
(Fart sound) "Don't ya know any Shakespeare?" For reference, that's from "The Departed", and most of the bands you listed are "Scene Bands"..... anyways, you can always count on an old favorite of mine The Bled. You're welcome.
What bothers me about most metalcore bands who transition into hard rock/octane radio stuff is they don’t seem to even try to move the needle. Instead of slightly raising the bar for creativity in rock, they basically remaster a solid rock album from 12 years ago. It’s a bummer because I actually think it’s a miscalculation. People today, especially younger people, are very open to different takes on heavy genres. But instead of carving out their own audience, they give right into the dad rock festival sound. SPIRITBOX is a great example. Started out pretty interesting with a ton of potential. Now they’re turning into an over hyped Evanescence. Ghostemane, Poppy, PVRIS, MOTHICA, SCARLXRD are all examples of how creative spins on rock and metal can be interesting and catered to new audiences. You don’t have to love them, but at least they aren’t rehashing Evanescence every single. It’s not to say these bands are all making bad music. I actually think SPIRITBOX and ADTR have made some very good rock singles. But we’ve all heard it before by now.
@@JhamEntertainment Exactly. That normaly happen because some of those people were posers or just lost, they were playing metal because "It was cool and my friends play it too".
Consumers or average listeners just don't get it. When you're in a band, you're playing these songs day in and day out. You spend so much of your time pre-prod, post, mixing and mastering stage of the music. Then the shows, by then you'd be so bored of it. So I get BMTH, they've been around for so long and they wanna continuously challenge themselves to make music that is always different
I have a feeling they’re cooking something up again that’s gonna be heavy but don’t wanna give it away because people will be BEGGING them for it while they’re focusing on releasing other stuff first.
I think it's just such a generic question, like it's not a retail business that you're asking if they're gonna stock a shoe in red or whatever...It's about how they feel at a particular time and what they want to express through music...So these types of question like "Are you gonna make a heavy song again?" like they're buying a potato from a grocery store are just tedious and out of place...
Sticking to one thing gets boring, and bands don't grow sticking to one thing. If you just wanna vibe and make music without the growth, fine. But if a band or artist wants to grow, be interesting
Artists should release music they want if they stray from their start sound then so be it but the older bring me stuff pre sempiternal is mediocre its only nostalgia that keeps people liking that stuff
To expect them to play deathcore at this stage is silly. They became so big and their audience is so huge that they won’t put themselves in a genre bubble. I did not like Amo at ALL. But their stuff since then has been good
To expect them to make new deathcore songs is silly, sure.. But they do play deathcore, regardless of their big audience. Ever since Oli's voice started to get better, they've been performing deathcore medleys more regularly at shows.. Which is great, because they didn't _need_ to do it, but they did it anyway.
Jordan’s response is good, but he isn’t the person who to ask if they’ll go heavy since he wasn’t in the band when they were at their heaviest. Plus, it’s all subjective I suppose anyway, what Jordan thinks is heavy vs what we think. Either way though, Jordan is a fantastic addition & I enjoy what he’s contributed to BMTH. Definitely looking forward to the upcoming EP & the ones to follow!
I feel like metal bands that sign into mainstream records or "sellout" usually dance around this question. Why not just come out and say I'm not into metal anymore? Nothing wrong with making mainstream radio music, you're getting older, and you want money to pay the bills. Just be upfront instead of hiding behind pretentious musical integrity spiels or being like, "My mentality as a musician evolved into more of a producers mentality, hence the variety of different sounds" Good interview it's always nice to get perspective from musicians from all over the spectrum.
Elitism ruins music the deathcore fans in particular are the worst if their isn't a garbage disposal grinding broccoli on vocals and the same 0101 rifts 9000 bands have already done it's not real music to them. Music is music and it's subjective stop hyper focusing on what genre something is to gage weather or not its okay for you to like it.
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Full interview: ua-cam.com/video/BF8N5fBRY-Y/v-deo.html
he really stared you dead in the face about a "new" heavy song releasing as a single knowing damn well amEN was coming out in like a week. XD
A fusion of 'Sempiternal' and 'That's the Spirit' would work wonders, I'm sure.
Ludens is that kind of vibe
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And in fact, they released metal song few weeks after this
Who's here after Amen? Lol
interviews with jordan is the most chill and wholesome thing ive ever seen,lol. i could binge this forever
They’re one of the most interesting bands right now. I used to be a hater of the non metal stuff but now I just enjoy hearing something completely new from them and kill it every time.
So true
I mean they have been extremely interesting over the last 6 or 7 years really tbh, just sad they aren’t exactly mentioned in the current scene I guess
@@Lxcifer420 thats because they already ascended from Metalcore. They left the scene behind since 2015.
What's interesting about them? They are extremely boring to me.
Commerical and uninspiring
I love Jordan! I ran into him on the street in Seattle the night before one of their shows and he was super nice and was down for me to get a photo with him.
Bring Me The Horizon are in the same about that Linkin Park was. The band is simply to creative to stick with one specific sound. A lot of people were upset that Linkin Park got less heavy since Minutes to Midnight and moved away from their Nu-Metal style but even without doing Nu-Metal the band had a very distinct sound by which people would immediately know it's Linkin Park. Just like Linkin Park before them BMTH has embranced that creativity and the freedom to be able to try and experiment with different sounds. Just look at Post-Human: Survival Horror. It's much heavier then people were expecting but people said the same about Linkin Park's Hunting Party album.
I've always felt that Linkin Park somewhat opened the door for bands to be different. It wasn't much accepted and appreciated when Linkin Park did it but when BMTH came out with a very pop-oriented album it was celebrated and viewed as a daring album. So I'm at least glad that bands these days don't feel the pressure as much as sticking with a specific sound just to appease a specific set of fans.
Well said buddy. Completely agree with you
Agree with you, but to be fair the "Experimental phase" of BMTH is way better than Linkin Park, i mean yeah, Livin Things , ATS and One more light are good but any other experimental album of BMTH is more solid.
yea I´m completely agree, the people just dont understand artists need to change in time
what are the experimental albums other than semipremintal?
@@HeyIntegrity Amo, Music To Go To, That's The Spirit, even Post Human SH, like Linkin Park BMTH experimented with their sound exploring other genres
Fantastic interview, has been fun watching these clips. It's really interesting to hear the perspective from BMTH as they have been constantly on the cutting edge creating their own sound across so many genre. It's such a risk for a band that big, massive balls on these lads.
These guys outlook on music and writing is truly as down to earth and real as possible. Absolutely respectable and awesome music
I love everything they make and love the artistic freedom. If they released a heavy single I feel like it would be huge just because of how long people have been waiting for it. Also you say Shadow Moses >> I want Pray for Plagues lol
Another There is a Hell type album would be amazing
The full video = over an hour of Jordan Fish readjusting his hair.
bring me’s first 3 albums , particularly count your blessings, will always be my favorite but my favorite bands are ones that aren’t one dimensional and keep things interesting. I can always throw on count your blessing or suicide season when I want their hard shit and still enjoy everything else they put out.
It’s crazy when you listen to Black & Blue then listen to something off Amo. Especially for new fans; like yea guys, that’s the same band and the same vocalist. Crazy right?
Count your blessings was a load of shite. Did you even read the lyrics on that record? Suicide season was just as bad.
Lyrically SS has some songs with a lot of depth. Suicide Season, the sadness will never end, Chelsea Smile, but their best lyrical album is There is a Hell without a doubt. It’s unfair though to compare SS to CYB or This is what the edge of your seat was made for
@@boostmags6165 agree that SS/TIAH has their best lyrics
@@boostmags6165suicide season had weak points lyrically. football season is over specifically
Theyre just having fun lol i dont think oli could make it an entire album without making a catchy song now tbh, guys bursting with creativity... the heavy hits harder when it just randomly pops up anyways 😅
Well, they already went full heavy again. So question answered. And of course, they knew they were about to drop this. Amen.
I saw them live back when they were touring the suicide season album in toronto. He'll of a show. Been a fan since they're 1st album up till the 4th album. I was mad at the band going in a totally different direction and thought it was a waste of time for them for trying other shit but then again, thats what bands do. They mature and eventually grow out of their old roots. Anyways, cool band just wish they could bring back the heavier stuff back. SS is my favorite album.
dude, that's exactly how I feel. Saw them when touring for SS but I thought There is a Hell was their best work. While I was butt hurt they they grew to a different direction I'm intrigued with where they're going now.
BMTH is the Linkin Park of this generation and i stand by that
such a weird question actually seeing how their last EP had very heavy songs
I feel like bring me is at a point where they can put out anything and it'll be good, it won't be for everyone but it'll be good
imo they could put out a classical song mixed with jazz, deathcore and edm and it will work
@@flowerfloc "i don't know what to say" from amo almost falls into your category excluding deathcore and jazz lol
That's the most generic comment I could ever read today. Thank you for lacking the neurons to formulate a cohesive sentence.
@@levilima9925 you are very welcome brother :)
@@flowerfloc No need for introductions, I’ve read about girls like you on the backs of toilet doors is a jazz song with deathcore at the end
To me, even they're what Linkin Park tried to do with their music. Changing genres. I found out about this band through this channel. And I am grateful to have found them. I enjoyed every album. The heavy ones, poppy ones, alternative and even emo. Depends on how I feel that they have the right song for the day. Thank you for this invertiew and for posting information about the different bands. 😃
you should also check out their experimental album;
bring me the horizon - Music to Listen to~Dance to~Blaze to~Pray to~Feed to~Sleep to~Talk to~Grind to~Trip to~Breathe to~Help to~Hurt to~Scroll to~Roll to~Love to~Hate to~Learn Too~Plot to~Play to~Be to~Feel to~Breed to~Sweat to~Dream to~Hide to~Live to~Die to~Go
(yes that's the name of the album)
I’m only 1:15 into the video so I don’t know what all Jordan is finna say yet but I love coherent albums, and I love concept albums, but I also love albums that keep you guessing. Like albums where each song is basically a different genre to an extent. I know Bring Me has kinda done a different genre with each record, but it’d be interesting if Bring Me did a record where each song was a different genre. Obviously it prob wouldn’t be coherent but it’d be interesting nonetheless. And since it’s Bring Me, I know whatever genre they try, they will avail
Shadow Moses is from metal gear solid
I love how he wouldn’t directly answer, fully knowing amen is the heaviest thing since suicide season
The fact that I still see people asking is kinda surprising. Hell even Amo had some songs on there that could fit in as a B-Side to Sempiternal. The new releases still have some edge to it. They never really went entirely “soft.” Are they deathcore? No. But will I still throw things around a room to their music? Yeah! :D BMTH is great and are honestly at a point where they could put out some acoustic music and it’d probably be dope and still have that BMTH edge.
@@VMH461 sugar honey ice tea, wonderful life, and Mantra come to mind with this. They *could* be, in the sense they still have that post-hardcore kind of sound and would fit in with songs like Join the Club on the deluxe edition of Sempiternal
@@dudewhy6953none of those songs are heavy enough or have the same tone as semp though, some of them sound like that’s the spirit though
i know that Jordan loves There is a Hell album and i would love to hear songs similar to that album but with his influence
I don't really see how this title makes sense when their last record included metal songs lol.
Realllly looking forward to the 4th EP though! So interested to see what they do with it.
He literally said in the beginning of the video in the question that they did some metal in the last album. Did you watch the video lol
The title could've been worded better, but I'm pretty sure he meant when they're going to make another metal album.
@@TheAluvisifyWell idk about other people, but to me Post Human Survival Horror sounds completely like a nu-metalcore album.
@@FairyCRat nu metalcore is still metal.
Nu metal and metalcore are the fusion of heavy metal and thrash metal with unrelated genres after all.
@@TheAluvisify Finn is pretty up front about using clickbait titles for his videos lol I never take the titles at face value
Yes, it happened a couple if days ago
I had that drop dead shirt but it was the purple version. Miss those days drop dead had sick clothes now it’s weird
Awesomne dude.. he was right they released a deathcore metal core hybrid with electronic music song this week. Amen! Really awesome song
If they did it’d be like a tribute band
Was he referring to AmEN on this???
probably
I may not love everything this band does, but I'll always appreciate bands who love experimenting. Better than being stagnant like a lot of metal bands.
And then they drop Amen!
Rumors have it he’s still fixing his hair
"There will be heavy stuff" is code for break out the stratocasters
When i say heavy, i mean: sempiternal, not count your blessings. Theres a lot good deathcore out there. There are not that many albums like sempiternal (now some bands are copying)
Jordan Fish: We're not going to release it as a single.
Narrator voice: That was in fact a lie.
Narrator voice: Bring Me The Horizon did in fact release a heavy single. Three weeks after this interview. Amen.
Well lads, we got it. We got metal/screamo again.
Ideally, they can just keep the balance between heavy and poppy shit in every album, or at least between albums. I will be just pissed off if we get like 3 pop only albums in a row.
They've got artistic integrity AND humility, the sons of guns!
Their latest album is metal. Ya’ll are trippin. Blast beats and screaming in the first song. It’s not Pray for Plagues heavy but it’s not pop.
Dear Diary is definitely thrash metal, agreed.
Do you even listen to metal?
@@ChadKing69 Yeah
I’d love for them to drop a CYB styled song with the upsurge in popularity of deathcore it would be dope for them to drop something like that again just because they could. Not sure if Oli could pull off the vocals anymore but I’d like to see it
Anymore? Oli is better at screaming now than he was back in the cyb era
That is probably gonna be kinda the 4th PH EP, the 2nd one coming out is more emo, the 3rd is not gonna be rocky so I'm guessing like amo and 4th is heavy
Oli's screams are way better now, technically speaking, than in cyb
@@TotoOrlanski Yup, and when I saw them live he even did the start of pray for plagues as a joke, and he sounded really good
@Aditya Nair he did the same in the concert I went to, and he sounded brutal 🔥
Appreciate you interviewing Jordan. He's truly the MVP of the band, even when so many people focus just on Oli.
I respect that all their music sounds good.
I just sometimes catch myself listening to newer stuff feeling way too old for the songs. Nothing against being a softer band at all, just.....a bit too teenagery sometimes.
Bring me the horizon is the ocean and I’m waist deep, it’s beautiful when it’s calm, and so fun when the waves are crashing into me
Jordan fish is the name and I don't know how I remember that
Honestly, I never really liked BMTH until the song Thrones came out. I've really loved the direction they've taken their music since then and always vibe to it on long car trips. When i try to listen to their pre That's The Spirit tracks I cringe.
I don't think it's a good idea to stop making music for their early audience, however I do also see the value in progressing and changing your sound frequently enough to stay fresh and keep growing an audience. Otherwise you end up like Metallica, with a dwindling core audience of 40-60yr olds and no room for growth
Metallica in the 90s and early 2000s had a lot of growth, what are you talking about? Hard rock, heavy metal, alternative rock, southern rock, grunge, symphonic metal, country rock, nu metal, alternative metal etc.
@@zacharyengle4256 so metallica 20-30 years ago had growth. notice how their audience grew with the growth. How are they going today? seeing much growth? Seeing that audience still growing?
What an ignorant dumb comment!
"Otherwise you end up like Metallica". I'm far from being a Metallica fan, but what do you mean by that? End up like Metallica, that is (still) probably the biggest metal act in the world, along with Iron Maiden, and one of the biggest names on the world music industry overall?
That are still playing live and making new music, for more than 40 years?!
These or any other kids wish to end up like them!!
And a " audience of 40-60yr"?! That is how loyalty looks. There are probably fans that were with the band since they one, among those 40-60yr. What more can you asked for?
I can understand your point, but is better having that, that 20 yo cheering for you one day and don't giving a f@ck to "you" the next day because they found a "new toy".
Also, the Metallica guys are in their 60s! What did you expect? That they start making music with synthesizers and computers and release singles with Cardi B and David Guetta just to please and attract new potential younger fans? Pathetic from all angles.
That would be the definition of posers and cash grabbers.
Like I said, I'm not a fan of Metallica, but they don't have to prove nothing to nobody no more.
Please send me pictures/video from a BMTH concert audience in 20 years from now. I want to see what an enlightened, always growing, diverse audience looks like.
You think that this things work like exponential growth. Obviously you don't know shit.
He's basically saying that they make more money being mainstream.
This dude can play the triangle on for Stevie Wonders eyes only...
They peaked with Sempiternal. Not because it was heavy but the songs were just better.
Is that food vlogger wearing cap?what his name..
1:35 AmEN
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We don't want BMTH to put out another Count Your Blessings record. But one heavy song a year re: SS, There is a Hell, or Sempiternal would be nice. I don't even listen to metal all the time, but BMTH nails it when they do it, and it'd be great to at least have a couple songs here and there on top of everything else they want to experiment with!
@Mark Chance shhhh... yea we secretly want it but they won't do it so let's setttle for late 2000s/early 2010s haha
I just like what they sing when they sing it. rock on guy's
They play what the label decides and what is trending
Your hair is fine my guy much love
The factvthat jonone knows what they are doing is ridiculous...its a concept every album...they even stated this and the heavy stuff comes later...
I love lost, strangers, Chelsea smile, shadow Moses, whatever they put out I love so idc 😂
Literally same 😂. They could write a country song and I’d still jam to it
So many of my ex-favorite bands have made "the switch" and I've been kinda okay with it because it unlocked some sort of gateway for me to start searching for something else to listen to. Bring Me The Horizon, Parkway Drive, For The Fallen Dreams, A Day To Remember, In Hearts Wake etc. I remember discovering ERRA right after Parkway hopped on the "dad rock train" and I haven't missed them one bit. Recently I was so excited about Spiritbox because of their EP and older singles (Rule of Nines, Holy Roller, Blessed Be)... but once again, something happened after their official debut album came out. It's probably just the bands' realization of getting more exposure and money (people gotta eat) if they just keep doing the rock radio thing after they get their foot in the door with actual good stuff.
(Fart sound) "Don't ya know any Shakespeare?" For reference, that's from "The Departed", and most of the bands you listed are "Scene Bands"..... anyways, you can always count on an old favorite of mine The Bled. You're welcome.
What bothers me about most metalcore bands who transition into hard rock/octane radio stuff is they don’t seem to even try to move the needle. Instead of slightly raising the bar for creativity in rock, they basically remaster a solid rock album from 12 years ago. It’s a bummer because I actually think it’s a miscalculation. People today, especially younger people, are very open to different takes on heavy genres. But instead of carving out their own audience, they give right into the dad rock festival sound. SPIRITBOX is a great example. Started out pretty interesting with a ton of potential. Now they’re turning into an over hyped Evanescence.
Ghostemane, Poppy, PVRIS, MOTHICA, SCARLXRD are all examples of how creative spins on rock and metal can be interesting and catered to new audiences. You don’t have to love them, but at least they aren’t rehashing Evanescence every single.
It’s not to say these bands are all making bad music. I actually think SPIRITBOX and ADTR have made some very good rock singles. But we’ve all heard it before by now.
That or they realize that doing metal music for living, is not for kids. Its a way of life that comes with a heavy toll.
@@JhamEntertainment Exactly. That normaly happen because some of those people were posers or just lost, they were playing metal because "It was cool and my friends play it too".
And then you savour the old records that you fell in love with.
They should go back to their original sound but back to their roots, deathcore but different this time around
I don’t want them to be metal I want them to be deathcore
lmfao same
Ngl the stuff from the new record really is poppy, but its not bad. Id prefer if it was heavier but I still enjoy it.
this one aged well
Consumers or average listeners just don't get it. When you're in a band, you're playing these songs day in and day out. You spend so much of your time pre-prod, post, mixing and mastering stage of the music. Then the shows, by then you'd be so bored of it. So I get BMTH, they've been around for so long and they wanna continuously challenge themselves to make music that is always different
Well I hope you got your answer lol
Hear me out what if they out of nowhere released a Deathcore single with Will Ramos
A heavy song for them now would be a song that had guitar or drum sounds that sound like actual instruments.
Tell me you don't know shit without telling me you don't know shit
Man, Jordan was so nervous with this question 😅
No, I think it was like 10 or 11pm for him and he was probably tired
I have a feeling they’re cooking something up again that’s gonna be heavy but don’t wanna give it away because people will be BEGGING them for it while they’re focusing on releasing other stuff first.
I think it's just such a generic question, like it's not a retail business that you're asking if they're gonna stock a shoe in red or whatever...It's about how they feel at a particular time and what they want to express through music...So these types of question like "Are you gonna make a heavy song again?" like they're buying a potato from a grocery store are just tedious and out of place...
Someone's had their teeth done.
Sticking to one thing gets boring, and bands don't grow sticking to one thing. If you just wanna vibe and make music without the growth, fine. But if a band or artist wants to grow, be interesting
This dude was never in the band for their deathcore or really heavy sound lol
Amen is killer
Regardless their metal sound was better.
Artists should release music they want if they stray from their start sound then so be it but the older bring me stuff pre sempiternal is mediocre its only nostalgia that keeps people liking that stuff
To expect them to play deathcore at this stage is silly. They became so big and their audience is so huge that they won’t put themselves in a genre bubble. I did not like Amo at ALL. But their stuff since then has been good
You loved amo , don’t lie
To expect them to make new deathcore songs is silly, sure.. But they do play deathcore, regardless of their big audience. Ever since Oli's voice started to get better, they've been performing deathcore medleys more regularly at shows.. Which is great, because they didn't _need_ to do it, but they did it anyway.
@@dlrsnate5100 i love every album of bmth
Same, Amo was wack
STOP. TOUCHING. YOUR. FACE. FML watching him makes me itch!
AmEN!
Jordan’s response is good, but he isn’t the person who to ask if they’ll go heavy since he wasn’t in the band when they were at their heaviest. Plus, it’s all subjective I suppose anyway, what Jordan thinks is heavy vs what we think.
Either way though, Jordan is a fantastic addition & I enjoy what he’s contributed to BMTH. Definitely looking forward to the upcoming EP & the ones to follow!
I dOnt tHinK anYtHinG iS ofF lImiTs
So many metal bands out there. Why get stuck on BMTH not making metal anymore. Just check out someone else!
I feel like metal bands that sign into mainstream records or "sellout" usually dance around this question. Why not just come out and say I'm not into metal anymore? Nothing wrong with making mainstream radio music, you're getting older, and you want money to pay the bills. Just be upfront instead of hiding behind pretentious musical integrity spiels or being like, "My mentality as a musician evolved into more of a producers mentality, hence the variety of different sounds" Good interview it's always nice to get perspective from musicians from all over the spectrum.
I hope they bring some heavy in their next live set next in Indonesia
I'm not part of the "but first records were better" crowd when it comes to this band. On the contrary i think they're getting better/
YOUR HAIR IS FUCKING FINE!!!!
why does he look like a drawing
I love Jordan, but of all the people to answer the metal-related bmth question...😅😅😅
Personally I’ve grown out of super heavy screamo shit. I prefer coherent and relatable music.
bmth are the modern lp
check ur hair bro
Bmth can do it all
I honestly think this a case of doing it for the chicks bro
Can He leave his hair the way it is for just one fuckin second?
Why does Jordan look like an AI made him?
He needs to stay off of the booger sugar.
Elitism ruins music the deathcore fans in particular are the worst if their isn't a garbage disposal grinding broccoli on vocals and the same 0101 rifts 9000 bands have already done it's not real music to them. Music is music and it's subjective stop hyper focusing on what genre something is to gage weather or not its okay for you to like it.
They would have to change it to "The Horizon Came"
If you skip bring me songs, I will find you!!!!!!!