According to NME, Bring Me The Horizon will soon begin writing their fourth album, and have tentative plans to enter the studio by summer.
The in-the-works follow-up to There Is A Hell, Believe Me I’ve Seen It. There Is A Heaven, Let’s Keep It A Secret reportedly will draw some influence from post-rock bands such as Explosions In The Sky and This Will Destroy You.
Further, the band’s 46-minute tour documentary, Lads on Tour, filmed by frontman Oli Sykes’ brother Tom Sykes, can be viewed below.
Silent Civilian had their van stolen, and are calling on fans in Las Vegas and Utah to keep on lookout for the missing vehicle.
The band commented, “Our van is missing. The individual who has it is a vegas resident with ties to Ogden Utah. If you see our van please contact us immediately via message on facebook…It is a 1996 Chevy 20 conversion van. It has Virginia license plates and is Gold in color. It has a huge Dogtown sticker on either side of the van. It is very important that we recover this van as we are leaving on tour next week. We will compensate whoever helps in a successful recovery of this van with a reward.”
The group is schedule to kick off their tour with Mureau in Salt Lake City next week.
He is Legend have confirmed a show on January 28th in Wilmington, North Carolina at Soapbox Laundro Lounge.
As previously reported, the band has plans to release a new record next year.
The Alligators, featuring Roger Miret of Agnostic Front and members of Insted, have inked a deal with Bridge Nine.
The band’s debut album, Time’s Up, You’re Dead, is due out March 27th.
Trioscapes, featuring Between the Buried and Me bassist Dan Briggs, has lined up a handful of winter shows, mostly in North Carolina. Dates follow: