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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.พ. 2025
- Bring Me the Horizon sat down for a two-hour interview on the Tape Notes Podcast to discuss their album POST HUMAN: NEX GEN. They shared demos, backstories, and the creative process behind tracks like Kool-Aid, Top 10 Statues That Cried Blood, and DIG IT. Here are some key take aways...
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she top 10 on my statue till i cry blood 🗣🗣🗣
i never could have thought that wrist was a dig it demo, they sound hella different imo
That’s a good album
LITERALLY LOVE THIS
🙏🙏🙏
interesting - also this is prob my fav album of theirs
I love nex Gen
scariest stories. try not to get scared.
"He said fu*k you, who was ACTUALLY the fu*k you guy"
there is still hope we're gonna get die4me one day 🤞
Oil kicked Jordan out because he felt like they were not including the rest of the band enough but they don’t even work together making the songs in the first place smh
Exactly. Jordan also wasn't getting monetarily compensated properly and that's why he left. Matt Kean (bassist) and Matt Nichols (drummer) never contribute to actual production anymore, and even Lee is really only there to make the MIDI guitars sound more realistic. It's essentially Oliver working with producers 99.9999% of the time.
All of BMTH's songs are just laptop music now. And even in the TapeNotes podcast, you heard them say they pull the studio version and "figure out how to play it live" during rehearsals which is.... kind of crazy, considering you're a band and you're supposed to have written these things together????
Certain songs, you will never hear them play live (a bullet with my name on it) because its too hard for them to figure out.
Jordan was doing a huge bulk of the production. Don't get me wrong, the album sounds like perfection. However, imagine being pushed to do that for several months (years, even) and getting paid the same as the dudes who basically just show up to show up. It would absolutely hurt after a while. Sorry to rant. I love this band so much but they make some dumbass decisions sometimes.
@ how would you know what he’s getting paid if you can’t explain that then your theory is crazy and wrong
@@cesramm1120 It’s an open secret lmao. you didn’t need eyes to see this and you still don’t
He was just greedy imo, and jordan didn't leave. He was definitely booted out, and a lot of the album needed rewriting to remove parts jordan did in unreleased songs. This is why there was a delay on the album release