It’s all ably crafted by lead guitarist/co-founder Kellen McGregor, longtime bassist Cory Elder, deeply skilled drum basher Jake Garland and most recent addition Anthony Sepe, whose guitar chops came forth in the Challenger era. YouTube clips like “Sleepless Nights,” “Miles Away,” “The Sinner,” and “Vices” together represent more than 20 million views.Ĭharismatic frontman Matty Mullins, emboldened by a renewed purpose and the type of humility derived from personal struggles not dissimilar to the stories the band hears from their fans, leads the charge against a backdrop of instantly memorable hooks and bottom-heavy crunch. and the early believers who made Challenger the highest selling debut ever for Rise Records to that point when it was released in 2012.
These five guys are like family to over a million fans following Memphis May Fire on Facebook, the tens of thousands who rushed out to put this year’s Unconditional at #4 in the Billboard 200, the dedicated diehards who empty the magazine rack whenever the group graces the cover of Big Cheese, Alternative Press, Outburn, etc. Sure, Unconditional arrived at #1 on Billboard’s Rock, Independent and Hard Music charts, but that was just the mainstream icing on a cake that was lovingly baked by fans around the world who’ve discovered Memphis May Fire in the live setting, from satellite radio, from social media and from each other. The body of work Memphis May Fire has crafted over their last three albums, together with producer and collaborator Cameron Mizell (Sleeping With Sirens, The Word Alive), represents a creative achievement beyond even what the band’s formidable success would suggest. It’s not about divisive politics, it’s not about polarizing debate – it’s about the transcendent power of love through heavy rock.
Memphis May Fire is a clarion call to those who insist on bettering themselves, their loved ones and the conditions afflicting the world. See /listener for privacy information.The music of Memphis May Fire is the sound of hope and compassion, delivered by a dedicated group of men striving for something greater than the world around them. We also take a walk through Matty’s personal story of mental health, anxiety, faith, music, and how his healing process has been an interweaving of all those things.Presave Remade in Misery: /MMF.If you are experiencing mental health difficulties, you can find resources at (for females), (for teenagers) and or (for everyone).Follow Matty Mullins and Memphis May Fire:Website: Facebook: Memphis May Fire, Matty MullinsInstagram: more Trevor Talks:SpotifyApple MusicGoogle PodcastsInstagramFacebook Forever one to wear his heart on his songwriting sleeve, Matty has expressed his story in songs like “Sleepless Nights,” “Carry On” and “Heavy Is the Weight.”That passion and vulnerability reach new heights with their upcoming album Remade in Misery, which holds songs like “The Fight Within,” “Somebody” and “Blood and Water.” In this episode of Trevor Talks, we talk about all of those songs, and about the reasons why Remade in Misery is Memphis May Fire’s strongest outing yet. Matty Mullins is the lead singer of iconic metalcore band Memphis May Fire, fronting the band with his alternating clean and screamed vocals.
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