Me Vs Hero Release New Music Video

Me vs Hero have released a new music video for their song 'Hang In' from their album 'I'm Completely Fine'. The band had this to say about the song on facebook: 'the song means a lot to us, it's literally about hanging in there when times get bad. At one point when we wrote this record there was a three month period where Sam was homeless. He had three big bags for all his stuff and had no idea where he was sleeping most nights. The song is an accurate depiction of his life at that point. It's something that, if you go through, you will make sure never happens again. Check it out below:



Check out our interview with Me vs Hero here

Me vs Hero Release New Video

Me vs Hero have released a new video for Heisenberg, a song from their new album I'm Completely Fine. The video features live footage of the band from the past two years in Europe, the US, Japan and at festivals such as Slam Dunk and Hevy. 

Me vs Hero | I'm Completely Fine Review

It has been four years since Me vs Hero released their debut album, Days That Shaped Our Lives, and we have missed them a hell of a lot. Speaking to Rock Sound, the band have said that the album, who’s title started as a joke paraphrasing Alan Partridge’s immortal line – Yeah I’m Completely Fine, nearly ended them a number of times. However, the four year wait and the apparent trouble the album seems to have caused appears to have been extremely beneficial as Me vs Hero are coming back stronger than ever...

The opening track, I'm Completely Fine, is a foolproof intro which gives foresight into what the next twelve songs consist of. While the track starts off slowly, it builds up creating an array of anticipation that recklessly leads into the rest it the album. I'm Completely Fine steers into Opposites, a song about people who are handed what they have on a plate. The chorus really ingrains this idea as Sam sings 'No one could have picked two other worlds so opposite, you take yours I'll take mine, I know what hard work is'. The chorus, which is incredibly catchy, is also accompanied by a signature Me vs Hero guitar hook and first-rate drums.  

The next track Skin and Bones has all the elements of a flawless pop punk track; fast paced drums, an appealing and memorable chorus and impressive guitar hook. This then leads into track four, Rush for Gold, which has the finest chorus on the album. The verses are a dejected tale of becoming older which is then contrasted against an extremely upbeat chorus, filled with an exceptional hooks and energetic gang vocals.

Virtues is another stand out track from the album. It combines all the best things about Me vs Hero: riffs that are engraved into your memory, vigorous gang vocals, indelible lyrics and a breakdown so good you have the song on repeat all day. Home Alone is only 52 seconds long but in no way is this a debilitating factor; the gang vocals will leave anyone dying to hear this played live. Marks of a Slave is the next track and the place where the lyrics stand out the most. The song states 'we're all born defined by our cultures, set loose to be caught and stripped of our thoughts.Another possession of monsters, worked to the core to feel safe and secure in our walls' conveying the dissatisfaction and pressures within the working world.

Heisenberg is next up, which also has an Interlude - Truth. The song channels the idea of a bad relationship and the lyrics are also flawless and identifiable. The  gang vocals on the chorus will leave it stuck in your head all day. Hang In is a beautiful acoustic song, the kind that has the ability to give you chills all over. The chorus is complimented by awesome harmonies and even here gang vocals can be found. 

Things we Know, is the song most reminiscent of earlier Me vs Hero songs and the easycore roots are evident. The riff is especially gratifying, exalted by a mix of chugs and gang vocals. Next up is These Past Five Years, the last song on the album. The song provides a powerful close, another song that would sound great live.

Overall, I'm Completely Fine is an extremely impressive sophomore album. While it is pop punk at its core, Me vs Hero have returned to their roots and added their signature easycore take to the album. Although it's been a long wait, I'm Completely Fine is totally worth it...

Make sure you pick up a copy on September 1st or preorder here.

ROAM Join Me vs Hero On Their UK Tour

ROAM are supporting Me vs Hero on their I'm Completely Fine UK headline tour this September. Check out the dates below: 

Me vs Hero Release New Video For Opposites

Me vs Hero have released a new video for Opposites from their upcoming album I'm Completely Fine: 

Me vs. Hero Tour Dates and Album Info

Rocksound recently published an online article detailing Me vs. Hero's new album as well as tour dates and a new song. They revealed that MvH's new album will be released September 2nd and that they will be touring in the same month. Check out the tracklist for I'm Completely Fine below: 

I'm Completely Fine
Opposites
Skin And Bones
Rush For Gold
Virtues
Home Alone
Marks Of A Slave
Truth (Interlude)
Heisenberg
Hang In
Things We Know
Past Five Years

Rocksound are also streaming one of the songs from the album Skin and Bones. Listen to it here. 

In the article MvH also revealed why they chose to name the album 'I'm Completely Fine'. Frontman Sam Thompson stated: “This album nearly ended Me Vs Hero numerous times.What started out as a joke two years ago paraphrasing Alan Partridge’s immortal line - 'yeah I'm completely fine' - actually became too literal for us. We put faith in people that couldn't deliver the end product that we knew this record needed, it cost us financially and set us back exponentially. In the end we recorded it ourselves, from vocals in a council estate high rise, to guitars in a rubbish filled garage. It wasn't a pretty sight, it certainly wasn't comfortable and it was hugely hit and miss. Thankfully Romesh Dodangoda of Longwave Studios and Chris Gehringher of Sterling Sound rekindled our passion, delivering a fantastic mix and a flawless master.”

Also check out the tour dates below:
18 - BRISTOL Exchange
19 - MANCHESTER Sound Control
20 - LEEDS Cockpit
21 - NEWCASTLE Academy II
22 - NOTTINGHAM Red Rooms
23 - LONDON Islington Academy
24 - BIRMINGHAM Academy II

Me Vs. Hero Release Video for 'Things We Know'

Me vs. Hero have premiered their new video over on Kerrang! from their upcoming album I'm Completely Fine. They also shot and directed the video themselves.The band had this to say to Kerrang!: “This is the second song we wanted to show everyone from the new album. It’s probably the heaviest song on the album; this is Me Vs Hero showing that we haven’t completely forgotten and thrown away our easycore roots. Things We Know is all about the things you’re sure will happen as you grow older, the things you will definitely do, the career you’re set upon having no matter what, except all these things we think we know will happen usually don’t pan out the way we think they will, so it turns you never know the way your life will end up after all.”

Me Vs. Hero Release New Song

Me vs. Hero have released a new song entitled Marks of a Slave from their upcoming second album 'I'm Completely Fine', which will be released later this year. You can also download the song for free by sharing it on a tweet or facebook post (found out how here).
The band had this to say about their new album to Rocksound: "It’s taken a long long time and pushed us more than people know, but we finally have an album that we couldn't be more proud of. We want to thank everyone who's stuck by us for all their patience and as a gift, we are giving away a track from from our second album 'I'm Completely Fine' which is due out later in the year. 'Marks of a Slave' is one of our favourites from the LP, we hope people feel the same. Enjoy and stay tuned for more!
Cheers Me Vs Hero"