She was the front woman for the band Drown This City. She more then qualified. Probably the best choice for the band to make.

@@calebc4077 I did hear about that recently, super sick.

Oh dang, I actually read this comment before watching the vid, that makes her their 3rd clean singer/keyboardist Also I’m a fan of Drown the City so I’m happy about this Edit: I probably should’ve guessed but it’s cool to see she’s also doing screams here; song is sick, as expected!

Yeah her name is Alex Reade, former front woman of Drown This City whom sadly went under. She's Aussie and we Aussies know our metalcore for God damn sure.

She was also on their song contraband if I'm not mistaken. Regardless she's a good fit.

Them aussies and their special water or something

Honestly don’t think they’ve released a bad song, it’s incredible consistency

@@ryanminagh5638 Can confirm, 0 bad songs

@@tiagofrancisco6955 it’s crazy how much their sound has evolved yet you can tell when a song is make them suffer, and still throughout their deathcore days and now metal core every song is just solid or perfection

@@ryanminagh5638 yeah, that's why they are my favorite band

I agree, Nick writes such banger riffs. You can always tell by his riffs it's a MTS song.

i've been listening to them since neverbloom. agree. underrated. i've been to their concert once. so good.

Their last album still tops this for me. Still hopeful for what they have coming next but this song def didn't do it for my ears. I am not the biggest fan of the new singer but I hope I come to love her down the line!

You know shit is about to get real when they whip out the keytar

Hmm true, after some listens I like it a lot more

I really recommand you begin by the single Contraband and the album How To Survive A Funeral because this song is the direct sequel to this stuff. (Do not miss the singles "27" and Hallowed Heart who are not on the album) The album before, World Apart, is much more rock focused, very groovy but very different from what you have here. The album before, Old Souls is much closer to their recent stuff, it's heavy and it contains some of their best songs (Fake, Blood Moon, Let Me In...) and it's more symphonic deathcore than their todays sound. The album before is their debut record and it's very much deathcore. It's more "classic" but songs like Widower are classics

@@str1897 The beauty of MTS is that songs like this would get the biggest fucking circle pit going, and they could then quite easily dim the lights, split the fucking room, and then hit those first few notes of Widower and the place would fucking crash and burn with filth. Each of their albums brings something different but it doesn't lose the "heavy" vibe than some bands do as they age and change.

@@bennyhaslonghair absolutely, they each have their own sounds but they remain authentic and has this distinct Make Them Suffer vibe. Perfect for a contrasted show

The whole Worlds Away album is a must. It's the beginning of their sound change from deathcore to more techy-metalcorey-deathcore. Also, the first album with their previous keyboardist/vocalist. It's a must listen. The latest album was not bad, but nothing tops the Worlds Away album. :)

@@str1897 thank you I will definitely check those out!

Big facts

same, so hyped to see them both in SLC 🙏

Saw them last night, that entire lineup fucking slaaaaps

Does sound familiar! Very similar!

Also Falling in Reverse - Drugs

It's gonna be on Spotify tomorrow I think

what happened? when you say "understandably" it sounds like there was a major reason for the split.

@@Polaris_x she Allegedly SA'd a guy and bragged about it.

loved that album although i wish the mix was better

Old Souls still my fav

@@corvodraken3049 that's a good album too

Dude this is so true. Every now and again this song is playing in my head and it swaps to carbonized hahaha

yeah after listening to both, its almost note for note. Pretty different songs otherwise