Bullet Treatment
Bullet Treatment is a heavy metal band from the United Kingdom. Their debut album 'Go Mental' came out in 2013, featuring the track of the same name. The...
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Bullet Treatment is a heavy metal band from the United Kingdom. Their debut album 'Go Mental' came out in 2013, featuring the track of the same name. The band's lineup includes David Vincent on vocals, who previously fronted Morbid Angel, along with guitarist Dan Nelson, bassist Keith Ellis, and drummer Joe Lazarus.
They followed up with 'Can't Kill Us' in 2015 and 'The Last Dance' in 2019. Their music tends toward aggressive, heavy sounds with lyrics that often touch on personal and mental struggles. In 2018, Vincent was diagnosed with throat cancer, which led the band to postpone touring while he recovered.
Bullet Treatment has toured with acts like Slayer, Megadeth, and Lamb of God. Their live shows are known for being intense and energetic. The band faced some criticism in 2016 over a song called 'The Devil's Advocate,' which some found disrespectful to religious beliefs, but they continued performing and recording afterward.
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