Genre specific limitations can often leave a band confined, boxed into a particular sound. Leaders in the Deathcore movement, Whitechapel have now shed their adolescent skin to become an altogether completely different entity.
Growing both musically and emotionally with each release, the band continue to refine their sound. What was it like actually creating the album, what was the writing process like for you?
Just bring it back, even if we wrote it from like three years ago or four years ago maybe even longer. Mainly on the road and whenever the guys are just sitting at home, thats when they write most. Its usually pretty easy. You have six people putting their heads together. Oh really! More or less just ideas that we think would be better than the one that was proposed by the person, nothing crazy. You went back to work with Mark Lewis, what made you decide to go back to Audiohammer?
Honestly just because we just work so well with him. We just have a good relationship with him, its just a lot easier for us. He knows what we want to sound like, he has great ideas and really has a lot of input into the sound.
We usually always agree with what he brings to the table and with how we have to record as far as travelling it just makes it a lot easier. He will actually come to us in our hometown. Do you think it helped that you recorded it where you live?
There are some more experimental sides to the record. One of which is the clean singing, which I think is awesome!
What inspired you to have the clean vocals on this track? Just the vibe of the song, the song is more down tempo. We wanted to expand our sound and just do more with it and not just be pigeonholed in having to just write heavy stuff constantly. It was just a really good thing for us to go and just experiment with.
Each album is very different and the biggest stylistic difference was between A New Era of Corruption and the Self titled record. Is that something that you strive to do with each release? You try and push the boundaries more but remain within the Whitechapel sound? Just in general! We definitely want to do something different with every album.
This album is definitely the most different that we have done. It was really challenging for us just for the simple fact that we have never done anything like that before. It was definintely something that we have talked about for a while, doing clean singing, then we just thought that we would impliment it, it worked out really well and we were really big fans of it. Fact: Phil Bozeman is turning 37 years old in. Be sure to check out top 10 facts about Phil Bozeman at FamousDetails. All dating histories are fact-checked and confirmed by our users.
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