They're banning flares from gigs?

Originally Posted by bcocke

Is it weird to cry just because an album is so good? Because I cried.

They may ever be this good again that can make you cry.
All depends on how much this is Jona
But no coincidence they stepped up when he came these last 2

And now he's gone/kicked out

I'm biased
And only my opinion

Bmth It kicks arse

But 5 surfers from Australia have it.... Parkway Drive - Deep Blue best metalcore album ever

Originally Posted by jakeisthebest

People don't know that Oli is atheist... Please tell a 21st century British band that is Chrsitian, I don't know of any. And not Mumford & Sons do not count.

I don't think there is a single british or australian rock band in existence. Or at least any that have sold a copy of an album to a non-Christian

Originally Posted by lovemetal24

not in terms of creativity, plus killswitch isn't really a metalcore band....That's actually an insult to them

When I think of metalcore
KsE are the band I think of first
They are the definition!

I checked out the BMTH setlist for the Sydney headline show last night and they're only playing 9 songs
Bit piss-weak for a band with 4 albums out

Originally Posted by Drew Beringer

well they are playing a huge festival - headling one of these is similar to headlining Warped. You only get like 40 minutes or so I would imagine.

Nah nah. Independant headline show at a club once festival was over
They did 7 songs at the festival last week

And including encore

Originally Posted by OctoberOrigins

The band says Jona contributed little to the final product.

Bit of a war going on

BMTH saying he didn't do anything

Jonas saying he did


No idea who to believe

From Jona now
“Thanks to all my loyal fans for sticking by me during this awkward time. I’m glad you have the ability & sense to make up your own minds given the lack of information and truth you have been provided with regarding this whole Bmth situation.”

Originally Posted by cantbesaved

It's a fantastic album, I just want to know who the hell is singing on it

Robbie Williams

Originally Posted by OctoberOrigins

It's a mediocre explanation, but I assume he's arguing a belief of mine that secular culture can promote moral guidelines as well, Christianity doesn't make you any more moral than anyone else.

Didn't he urinate on a teenage girl in the crowd once
Is that wrong, or right thing to do?