Rock Feed Spencer Chamberlain (Underoath)
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May 28, 2025 
Spencer Chamberlain, the dynamic lead vocalist of Underoath, dives deep into the band’s creative evolution and new album. He discusses the significance of crafting heavy music that truly challenges listeners and critiques the industry’s trends towards watered-down sounds. Spencer reflects on his friendship and collaboration with Oli Sykes of Bring Me The Horizon, sharing insights on their shared artistic vision. He also opens up about moving beyond his Christian roots and embracing authenticity in his music, emphasizing the importance of growth while staying true to the band's essence.
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Preserve The First-Take Magic
- Do capture the first demo magic and avoid overproducing songs until they lose life.
- Use a producer to keep momentum and stop endless editing and tuning.
Stop People-Pleasing Creatively
- Avoid pleasing every fan or reading comment sections because it neuters your voice.
- Prioritize your band's excitement and a producer's confidence over management or label opinions.
Heaviness Is An Emotional Feeling
- Heavy music needs a feeling of tension and anxiety, not just formulaic choruses.
- Spencer searches for emotional heaviness that can be slow or fast but must hit that visceral feeling.