6 Key Things Bullet For My Valentine Need To Do To Save Their Fanbase

2. Stop The Childish Lyrics

Bullet Group €œHere comes the sirens, here comes the law! Run from the sirens, run from the law!€ yells Tuck on the chorus of Riot, and as you can tell he wasn€™t having his most cerebrally-challenging day at the office. Riot was the second single from Temper Temper, the self-titled track of the same name having such lyrics as, €œThis time you better bite your tongue, Think twice before you open that mouth, Save your breath, hold it in your lungs, The urge remains, will it overcome?€ Again, you give a notepad to a particularly teatime-starved teenager and you€™ll receive much the same output. With more accessible radio-friendly pop-tripe being the audial equivalent of holding a microphone up to a spilt bottle of polish, when you have a band called Bullet for my Valentine, they should convey nothing short of either insanely over-the-top tunes that poke fun at the overblown nature of the genre itself, or embrace the self-serious nature of The Poison/Scream Aim Fire, where even lyrics like €œI come down on you like a ton of bricks!€ are delivered with enough believability to make them work.
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