Recently speaking to Kerrang! about working with BMTH, Tom Morello enthused: “I think that Bring Me The Horizon are just one of the great bands of here and now. I know that they work in a lot of different worlds, but on this album with so much diversity I love the fact I have a collaborator to represent unapologetic metal.
“Oli Sykes isn’t afraid to scream his lungs out, and the rest of the band aren’t afraid to embrace a powerdriving riff to create a mosh that’s off-the-scale silly. I think that the song recognises the mountain of anxiety that we’ve faced during this plague-era of COVID-19, but it’s measured with the ferocious idea that rock’n’roll is a means to liberation from any conflict that you might find yourself in. It’s a celebration of that, with all of the amps cranked to 11!”