Bring Me the Horizon Re-Records Debut Album

0:00On April 17, bring me the horizon, is marking 20 years since their debut album Count Your Blessings by re-recording the whole thing from scratch. The Sheffield band dropped it back in 2006 as a raw death-core outfit, full of heavy aggression, but they've since evolved into metalcore. With pop and electronic vibes, even headlining massive festivals like reading in Leeds last year, frontman Oli Sykes, now 39, told BBC Radio 1 Rock Show it was a blast revisiting those early tracks. He said the original suffered from bad production and no real guidance on beats per minute or tempos, so the new version sounds like a proper, record cleaner and easier to vibe with. Importantly, they kept the lyrics exactly as they were, no tweaks. Fans are split on that call, especially since some early lines got called out as misogynistic, aimed at Sykes's exes back in the day, diehards love it as a time capsule of the scene, while others wonder if updating them makes sense now. There's also buzz about whether Sykes can nail those teenage screams after vocal chord

1:01damage forced tour cancellations in 2019. A vocal coach, whose screams metal, says it's safe for these days with better techniques. No pain means you're good. Sykes admitted it took time to rediscover that demonic gremlin sound, but he got it locked in. Fans like longtime listeners are hyped to hear his matured voice rip into the classics. Catch the re-recorded album dropping July 10th. Right before they play it live, in full and Manchester shows, on July 10th and 11th tickets are out. Now, so if you're into that raw energy clashing with their polished present, this is your moment. That wraps entertainment and celebrity news today, brought to you with AI. I'm Corey with The Story.