“It’s just good to have him onboard during the writing process. He went on to say that the group have been working with producer Carl Bown: For the BULLET fans out there that kind of like that side of this band, it’s very cool and very exciting. There’s probably 60 percent aggressive vocals, 40 clean, which is a ratio we’ve never really dabbled with before. You’ve just gotta go with what you wanna go with - as a band, as a musician, as a songwriter, you’ve just gotta go with what’s floating your boat, and this time around, the heavy stuff is just coming out in masses. It couldn’t be more of a contrast with ‘Gravity’ in a ferocious style. The frontman also added the following about the musical direction: So we’ll just see this out and do some writing in the meantime.” We weren’t scheduled to start making the record till September at the earliest anyway. So we’re lucky in the sense that we don’t any of that going on, but it’s still kind of spoiling the flow factor that we had six weeks ago when things were on fire again and we kind of have to put the brakes on for a bit. ‘Cause we don’t have any of the touring headaches that a lot of bands have that obviously had festivals booked this year and touring schedules, and it’s just stopped all of that. “Looking back at the last year, and then taking the decision to take this year off to write and record, take our time, don’t rush anything, was the best decision the band could have made. It’s not the end of the world, but we’re really glad now that we took the time last year and the beginning of this year to write and record a demo rather than just sit on our asses, like we are being forced to right now.” So it’s not ideal, and we did have a lot of plans for the rest of the year for writing and making the record, which are on the backburner now until further notice. And then this happened, and it’s kind of stopped the train. There are seven, I think, which are finished - in my eyes, anyways - vocals and everything, demoed up and ready to go. “We’ve never had this much at this stage pre-recording. It's pretty clean with minimal wear from the previous owner.Matt Tuck has shared an update on the new Bullet For My Valentine album. Headstock Style: 3-to-a-Side Traditional.This Matt Tuck Signature V is dressed to kill with neck and headstock binding, and comes in a Silver Sparkle with black bevels with a quilted maple top. With loads of sustain at the ready thanks to its string-through body and TonePros tune-o-matic setup, the 16" neck radius is set for uncompromised speed and playability. The mahogany body with neck-through construction provides dimensional lows and is balanced perfectly by Matt's custom inlayed ebony fretboard. Cocked and loaded with EMG 85 neck and 81 bridge position humbuckers, high gain amp settings with low tunings hold together with tremendous clarity and effortless harmonics. Rich Guitars has forged the ultimate weapon for Matt to get the job done, and now you can enjoy one too. As lead singer and guitarist for Bullet For My Valentine, Matt Tuck has a rigorous recording and touring schedule that demands a guitar that will stand and deliver aggressive, rich tones with drop dead good looks at every performance.
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