Home Uncategorized “After I made the RD with Epiphone I found it wasn’t actually that comfortable to play live”: Bring Me the Horizon’s Lee Malia is no stranger to signature offsets – but he wasn’t too fond of his first

“After I made the RD with Epiphone I found it wasn’t actually that comfortable to play live”: Bring Me the Horizon’s Lee Malia is no stranger to signature offsets – but he wasn’t too fond of his first

April 10, 2025 comments off

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Years before launching one of 2025’s most desirable builds with Jackson, Malia partnered with Epiphone for a range of signature guitars back in 2014

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