In a new interview with the Tucson, Arizona radio station KFMA, vocalist Oli Sykes of British rockers BRING ME THE HORIZON spoke about how he feels about those fans who think the band’s more recent musical output has veered too far away from BRING ME THE HORIZON’s early metalcore sound.
He said (as…
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