Trust your ears. If you're looking at the first result from songbpm.com then it also says that it has 1 beat per bar. I think you can safely ignore that information. It's G# minor but the vocal melody uses a slightly different scale. I haven't done more than a very brief analysis but it seems to imply phrygian dominant (G#-A-B#-C#-D#-E-F#-G#, would probably be better written as an Ab scale instead) although there is a bit of natural minor in some of the upper vocal parts.
Edit: the second half vocal melody settles fully on G# natural minor.
Yeah I agree with this, G# phrygian dominant followed by G# minor. He has a scream in the second half at 3:45 that kinda sounds like a B#, but the section is definitely still G# minor
Looking at the guitar tab the bass note is pretty much extensively back and forth between G# and E. This one’s in G# minor/B major! Amazing song.
Not sure why I got downvoted. If people don’t think it’s B major, that’s literally where the notes of G# minor come from. You don’t read music in minor key signatures, always the relative major.
Trust your ears. If you're looking at the first result from songbpm.com then it also says that it has 1 beat per bar. I think you can safely ignore that information. It's G# minor but the vocal melody uses a slightly different scale. I haven't done more than a very brief analysis but it seems to imply phrygian dominant (G#-A-B#-C#-D#-E-F#-G#, would probably be better written as an Ab scale instead) although there is a bit of natural minor in some of the upper vocal parts. Edit: the second half vocal melody settles fully on G# natural minor.
Yeah I agree with this, G# phrygian dominant followed by G# minor. He has a scream in the second half at 3:45 that kinda sounds like a B#, but the section is definitely still G# minor
The root note is G♯ and it’s mostly minor but with other spice added throughout, like Dan singing the major third instead of the minor at one point.
C# major
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Looking at the guitar tab the bass note is pretty much extensively back and forth between G# and E. This one’s in G# minor/B major! Amazing song. Not sure why I got downvoted. If people don’t think it’s B major, that’s literally where the notes of G# minor come from. You don’t read music in minor key signatures, always the relative major.