Following a week after the latest Bullet single of the same name, ‘Scream Aim Fire’ follows the million + selling 2005 album, ‘The Poison’. The metalcore icons manage to take a more melodic route to their previous efforts whilst somehow achieving a greater heaviness and drive than ever before. Scream Aim Fire was a trans-atlantic works. Tracked on a ranch in Texas, it was then brought back to London for mixing, with producer Colin Richardson and engineer Matt Hyde piloting the crew all the way, musically, not aeronautically, duh.
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