Both “Parasite Eve” and 2019’s “Ludens” will be on the first release. Each record will fall under the album name Post Human. In an interview with NME, Sykes reveals that the band are working on four different records that will be unveiled over the next 12 months. The multi-album release plan was first speculated back in November 2019. “Parasite Eve” is part of multiple records Bring Me The Horizon plan to put out this year. We really want to try and create something in a similar vein to that for this music video." "Even though the film was never properly released, some of the excerpts from that film are really sick in terms of the colors and the lighting just the effects. "Aesthetically, one of the main inspirations I drew from was actually an unreleased film called The Inferno Unseen by Henri-Georges Clouzot," he says. Sykes also took direct inspiration from an unreleased film called The Inferno Unseen.
There's a really sick game called Hellblade." "I'm taking inspiration from some of my favorite comic book characters and anime," Sykes says. A friend of his then created concept sketches for each member which can be seen at the beginning of the behind-the-scenes video.
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“I’m not even going to tell how much our last video for ‘ Ludens’ cost, but it was fucking crazy.” Read more: The ‘Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater’ documentary finally has a release dateįor the video, Sykes took inspiration from some of his favorite video games, comics and films. “One thing lockdown has proven to us is that we can make shit happen with a lot less resources than we actually need,” Sykes shares. With limited crew, budgets and equipment, Bring Me The Horizon added their own DIY flare. The band used their Drop Dead space to film the "Parasite Eve" video. I don’t know how we’re going to get him in the music video, but that’s what we’re trying to figure out right now.” “Obviously performance element of us all being together or anything like that’s not going to work. “Obviously because we’ve all got to keep six-foot distance, that makes a music video hard,” Sykes says. Matt Kean was in California during the video shoot and had to film his scenes while stateside. Due to this, the band had to great creative when it came to the video's content and filming. The video was shot in England during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Now, Bring Me The Horizon have unveiled the full video showing just how "Parasite Eve" was filmed. Read more: Linkin Park’s “In The End” video just reached this YouTube milestoneįor those that tuned in early for the "Parasite Eve" premiere on June 25, you saw some behind-the-scenes footage of the band filming the video.
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