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Bass Player UK Magazine January 2017 Back Issue

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BRING ME THE HORIZON
Heavy metal is an ever changing beast, as the headbangers among you will know. Depending on your age, you’ll recall metal either as a British creation associated with a rebellious lifestyle and mullet hairdos, or as a largely
American phenomenon beloved of everyone from jocks to accountants. The latter is the case these days, making it all the more surprising that one of the biggest bands to step up to the metal plate in recent years comes from Sheffield. Bring Me The Horizon have described an interesting trajectory since they first entered the public eye a decade ago. The band, currently
singer Oliver Sykes, guitarist Lee Malia, keyboardist Jordan Fish, bassist Matt Kean and drummer Matt Nicholls, began their careers playing deathcore, an anthemic form of extreme metal loaded with breakdowns and Sykes’ shredded-larynx shrieks.
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January 2017 BRING ME THE HORIZON Heavy metal is an ever changing beast, as the headbangers among you will know. Depending on your age, you’ll recall metal either as a British creation associated with a rebellious lifestyle and mullet hairdos, or as a largely American phenomenon beloved of everyone from jocks to accountants. The latter is the case these days, making it all the more surprising that one of the biggest bands to step up to the metal plate in recent years comes from Sheffield. Bring Me The Horizon have described an interesting trajectory since they first entered the public eye a decade ago. The band, currently singer Oliver Sykes, guitarist Lee Malia, keyboardist Jordan Fish, bassist Matt Kean and drummer Matt Nicholls, began their careers playing deathcore, an anthemic form of extreme metal loaded with breakdowns and Sykes’ shredded-larynx shrieks.


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BRING ME THE HORIZON
Heavy metal is an ever changing beast, as the headbangers among you will know. Depending on your age, you’ll recall metal either as a British creation associated with a rebellious lifestyle and mullet hairdos, or as a largely
American phenomenon beloved of everyone from jocks to accountants. The latter is the case these days, making it all the more surprising that one of the biggest bands to step up to the metal plate in recent years comes from Sheffield. Bring Me The Horizon have described an interesting trajectory since they first entered the public eye a decade ago. The band, currently
singer Oliver Sykes, guitarist Lee Malia, keyboardist Jordan Fish, bassist Matt Kean and drummer Matt Nicholls, began their careers playing deathcore, an anthemic form of extreme metal loaded with breakdowns and Sykes’ shredded-larynx shrieks.
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