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Bullet for My Valentine's gear on The Poison (2005)
In 2005, the musical landscape was changing. The electric guitar was beginning to regain popularity and a new wave of heavy bands were emerging. This movement was titled Metalcore - a combination of extreme Metal and Hardcore Punk.
One of the bands leading the charge from the UK was South Wales-based Bullet For My Valentine. Having already made waves on the UK Metal scene with their debut EP, the band entered the studio in late 2004 to begin work on their debut album with renowned Metal producer, Colin Richardson at the helm.