“The idea behind Post Human is looking at how we’ve stepped out of evolution and the food chain,” he says.
The concept of Post Human revolves around people taking responsibility for their actions before the future is gone forever. That’s cool and I like it, but sometimes you want a soundtrack for a certain occasion and emotion." There’s often been an over-arching theme on our records, but the music has always felt like a collage. "That’s one thing we’ve never really done. "They’ll each be tonally different with their own sound and mood," he continues. He further shares with NME that each of these four records will have very different tones to them. It’s trying to capture the anger, sadness, frustration, fear, paranoia and everything I think we are all collectively going through right now.” “This first record is very much a protest record. “So for the songs we are working on for this new record, we knew that they were going to be a bit more aggressive in nature,” Sykes says. Read more: Watch YUNGBLUD perform an unreleased song on his YouTube show The band also recently discussed their return to a heavier sound. Sykes can be seen recording heavy vocals in a new behind-the-scenes video. Post Human marks Bring Me The Horizon's return to heavier music. “We’ve just been winging it and recording from lockdown, and now we’re going to make four different records over the next year and they’ll all share the name Post Human.” “This song is going to be part of a record that has the same feel along with 'Ludens,'” he says. Both "Parasite Eve" and 2019's " Ludens" will be on the first release. Each record will fall under the album name Post Human. In a new interview with NME, Sykes reveals that the band are working on four different records that will be unveiled over the next 12 months. The multi-album release plan was first speculated back in November 2019. "Parasite Eve" is part of multiple records Bring Me The Horizon plan to put out this year. Lancaster last worked with BMTH on 2015's That's The Spirit. So much so that the band contacted the game's composer Mick Gordon who collaborated on "Parasite Eve."Īlongside Gordon, Bring Me The Horizon also enlisted the help of producer Dan Lancaster( blink-182, 5 Seconds Of Summer, Lower Than Atlantis) for the new single.
Over the past few weeks, fans have gotten little tastes of "Parasite Eve." Oli Sykes revealed earlier this week that the sound of the new single is heavily influenced by the video game Doom Eternal.
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With their behind-the-scenes video series "BMTH2," the band are offering an inside look into their forthcoming music. Bring Me The Horizon are documenting their time recording new music while in coronavirusquarantine.
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