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I'd honestly take Howard. Early Killswitch could be downright brutal, but the difference between that and the melodic choruses sounded jarring and inappropriate. The first dude was great when he wasn't "singing" though. Howard doesn't have nearly as good a scream, but his clean singing goes so much better with where KE went, and since the band is playing more to that side of their sound the finished product sounds more cohesive.
I guess I like the imperfect sound of Jesse and his clean singing more than Howards more refined, controlled clean singing...like, he just sounds like he knows how to use his voice. I like Jesse' scream better as well. Brutal scream for brutal sounding music. Howard did well enough too.
You listen to Howards new band Devil You Know? It's not bad stuff at all.
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Originally Posted by The Batlord
I may not be as enthused about their later material, but early Bring Me the Horizon was brutal and chaotic as ****. Some might say their songs are a haphazard mish-mash, but they're nothing but fun as far as I'm concerned. I'd unironically put this over a fair percentage of "true" death metal albums in fact.
Hahaha, that's funny. I'm not a fan of early Bring Me The Horizon. I like their newest, and the one before it more than anything they did before the two albums. I'm not saying their early material was bad. I just didn't care for it.
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