In the span of five albums in 10 years, Bring Me the Horizon have established themselves as a force in heavy music and outside of it, exploring more pop sensibilities on their most recent disc, ...

6. Suicide Season (2008). On Suicide Season, Bring Me The Horizon successfully avoided the sophomore slump by penning a genre-defining metalcore album that still holds up just as strong nearly ...

Bring Me the Horizon’s debut album, Count Your Blessings is the epitome of adolescent angst — and that’s why we love it.“When I was 17, death metal and extreme hardcore was the best music ...

5. Count Your Blessings (2006) Bring Me The Horizon’s debut album proper was instrumental in the mid noughties explosion of ‘deathcore’, a metal sub-genre that fused the extreme sounds of ...

Read more: 10 most criminally underrated Bring Me The Horizon songs. Find the top fan picks ranked below. 5. Count Your Blessings. All these years later, Count Your Blessings still sounds raw as hell.

Bring Me The Horizon have scored two UK Number 1 albums, their first was with 2019’s Amo, and their second chart topper came a year later with Post Human Survival Horror. The Official Charts Company ...

Bring Me the Horizon had a busy 2019, starting things off with their Amo album, then finishing off the year with their quietly released effort Music to Listen To, which featured guest turns from ...

Bring Me The Horizon’s new album, amo, will be released on January 11, 2019. According to frontman Oli Sykes: ‘amo is a love album that explores every aspect of that most powerful emotion.

Bring Me The Horizon announced a tour of the UK, Europe and Australia titled ‘First Love’, alongside the album details for ‘Amo’. Check out the full dates for the European run below ...

Bring Me the Horizon's new album Post-Human: Next Gen saw its sales grow by a little under 10,000% after it was released on CD and vinyl for the first time. Newsletters Games Share a News Tip.

Bring Me the Horizon’s new album, “Sempiternal,” is true to its name – forever lasting. Although it’s not the best metalcore album by any means, this album will definitely be bumped forever.