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16 feb 2021 · Helyer describes Suckapunch as the definitive You Me At Six album, and such is certainly palpable when listening to it – from the glittery and lowkey “What’s It Like” to the absolutely mental “MAKEMEFEELALIVE”, LP7 showcases the band at their absolute most daring, unafraid to subvert traditional pop tropes with gritty punk attitudes, bassy electro-driven soundscapes and fiery rock ...
Guitarists Max Helyer and Chris Miller explain the turmoil that inspired the Surrey rockers’ seventh album, and how modern production has opened up a whole new world of tone. “We’re never scared of doing anything”: Why You Me At Six refused to be bound by genre
Guitarist / Song writer of You Me At Six, also run a fashion brand called Become Antique. Interests are Music and Fashion | Learn more about Max Helyer's work experience, education, connections & more by visiting their profile on LinkedIn
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With Truth Decay, You Me At Six is in the unique position of being a part of that 2000’s boom, and getting to return to the sound now, in 2023. “We want to showcase what UK rock-pop/emo’s all about and why we’re still here after all this time doing it,” Helyer said. You Me At Six’s Truth Decay is out 10 February. # Artist # Rock.
Truth Decay is the eighth and final studio album by English rock band You Me at Six. It was released on 10 February 2023, through the band's own recording label Underdog Records and AWAL [4] [13] in association with Rise Records . With the band set to embark on a farewell tour in 2024-2025, [14] Truth Decay will likely be the band's final ...
Exclusive: Frontman Josh Franceschi and guitarist Max Helyer on what went wrong with last year’s album ‘Night People’, ambition in the music industry, and how they turned things around for ...
23 apr 2014 · You Me At Six guitarist Max Helyer believes British bands are on the verge of launching a “new wave” of internationally popular rock music. The band from Surrey – still on a high after their fourth album Cavalier Youth hit number one in the UK album chart – believe the mood is ripe for a host of new British rock bands to make a name for themselves on the world stage.
