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Real cool to have a Killswitch opener but I really think that BFMV's second album was a massive improvement over the first. I'm surprised they aren't going to the US considering how big their debut was over here.

Written by Overrwatcher on 05.07.2016 at 14:26

But I really think that BFMV's second album was a massive improvement over first one.

I still think Valentine's debut was miles ahead to the follow-up. 13 songs really did define the core of that sound which bought band to the fans. The melody which was extremely missing in "SAF" and thus, making SAF quite a "decent" record which were based on a formulae of their debut.

Written by Cynic Metalhead on 05.07.2016 at 16:17

Written by Overrwatcher on 05.07.2016 at 14:26

But I really think that BFMV's second album was a massive improvement over first one.

I still think Valentine's debut was miles ahead to the follow-up. 13 songs really did define the core of that sound which bought band to the fans. The melody which was extremely missing in "SAF" and thus, making SAF quite a "decent" record which were based on a formulae of their debut.

I always felt as if The Poison was much much more metalcore-oriented, while Scream Aim Fire was a lot thrashier and Metallica-influenced. Literally two days ago I showed a friend "Tears Don't Fall" and "Scream Aim Fire" and he said that the two sound like they are from entirely different bands.

I still like The Poison, I just feel as if it has some good songs and some really weak songs.

Written by Overrwatcher on 05.07.2016 at 18:51

Written by Cynic Metalhead on 05.07.2016 at 16:17

Written by Overrwatcher on 05.07.2016 at 14:26

But sameally think that BFMV's second album was a massive improvement over first one.

I still think Valentine's debut was miles ahead to the follow-up. 13 songs really did define the core of that sound which bought band to the fans. The melody which was extremely missing in "SAF" and thus, making SAF quite a "decent" record which were based on a formulae of their debut.

...while Scream Aim Fire was a lot thrashier and Metallica-influenced.

Totally agree.

As i said, the amount of reception "SAF" got was tremendous due to the fact that they re-implemented formulae of "The Poison". Thus, both sounds same(don't go nuts, just read below).

Secondly, as you mentioned it has more thrashier sound which were clearly influenced from Metallica and thus, it hovered a cloud of "another new band jumped into bandwagon influenced from great ones". As opposed to debut, not a single note was scratched from anywhere. That is why "The Posion" is widely acclaimed in charts like RYM, Last.fm, or even on MS compare to SAF.