Suicide Season - Bring Me the Horizon

Suicide Season is the second album from Bring me the Horizon and consists of 10 tracks. In the past, Bring me the Horizon have had a lot thrown against them which has dented their reputation greatly, biggest of which was the court case against Oli Sykes (lead vocalist). The previous album (Count your blessings) was more of what people class as "Screamo" music but this is more of a hardcore approach. This album in my opinion is the best from the band and is fantastic. Each song gets better and better as you go through. It also contains guest vocals from Sam Carter (Lead Vocalist, Architects) who is another vocalist from a great band which just improves this ...  Read the complete review

I never used to like Bring Me The Horizon, until this album. I checked it out and was pleasantly surprised. Suicide Season is an inventive, fresh piece of modern, british metal. The maturity and progression seen on this album outshines all their previous work. The guitars on this album sound indescribably huge, the meaty riffs will leave you crushed. A great example of this is after the bridge section in Chelsea Smile. The riffs are very inventive and left me throughly impressed. Oli Sykes has gone for a more abrasive, hardcore punk vocal style and it is definatly an improvement. The use of electronics and progressive longer songs are a welcome ...  Read the complete review

Bring Me The Horizon are a big name in the English alternative music scene and their latest album 'Suicide Season' is a very popular buy. A different sound from their last album but not a let down 'Suicide Season' contains more of a Metalcore sound rather than the old Deathcore sound they had with 'Count Your Blessings'. Using Down tuned Guitars and double bassed drumming, as well as Oli Sykes Signature Aggressive Vocal style and writing style you wont hear anywhere else 'Suicide Season' includes song after song of brutal breakdowns, gutiar melodies and 'Gang chants'. Already 'Suicide Season' has had Two singles and Videos made for 'The ...  Read the complete review