Solo Tone

Dehumanized

Bring Me The Horizon

Guitarmetal2010s+

Original Gear

GuitarEpiphone Lee Malia Signature Les Paul Custom Artisan

AmpMarshall JCM800 (studio, likely with digital amp modeling for modern tones)

PickupsGibson P-94 (neck), Gibson 84T-LM humbucker (bridge)

Amp Settings

gain8.5

bass6

mid5

treble7

reverb1.5

presence6

Effects & Signal Chain

overdriveStewMac Two Kings Boost Dual Overdrive

delayBoss Boss DD-7 Digital Delay

reverbBoss Boss RV-5 Digital Reverb

noise_gateBoss Boss NS-2 Noise Suppressor

Notes

Studio recording, 2024. Lee Malia is known to use his signature Epiphone Les Paul with custom pickups for solos. No direct confirmation of amp for this song, but JCM800 is his main studio amp. Pedalboard and effects inferred from recent rig rundowns and interviews.

Tone Character(10)

tight and percussivesinging sustainarticulate high-gain lead tonemodern metal clarityaggressive palm mutingfocused midrangecrisp attackcontrolled feedbackrich harmonic contentcutting presence

Difficulty

The solo requires advanced picking speed, tight palm muting, and expressive phrasing with bends and vibrato, making it challenging for most intermediate players.

Sources

Rig Rundown - Bring Me the Horizon's Lee Malia - Premier Guitar Dear Guitar Hero: Lee Malia of Bring Me the Horizon Talks Gear, Inspiration, Gary Moore and More | Guitar World

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