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Bring Me The Horizon celebrate one billion streams in the UK
Congratulations to Bring Me The Horizon, who’ve received a BRIT Billion Award for really racking up their streaming numbers in the UK!
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Oli Sykes Says amo Is "Definitely Gonna Take A Few Listens"
Oli Sykes knows that the new Bring Me The Horizon album requires more than one listen to understand it.
The time is almost upon us! Bring Me The Horizon's new album amo is coming on January 25 and all eyes are on the Steel City heavyweights to see what they can deliver.
2015's album That's The Spirit was a departure from the Sempiternal sound but went on to become BMTH's most successful album, so what on earth does amo hold? And how different can it be?
“People know what we’re like," Bring Me The Horizon's Oli Sykes tells Kerrang!, "I know some people didn’t like That’s The Spirit... and there’s a lot of poppier stuff on this album, too, but there’s also a lot of experimentation and vibe and atmosphere, which has a darker tone in places.
"For me it’s heavier and, not raw, but things hit you and make you feel a lot weirder than That’s The Spirit did. As a fan I’d be excited about this album. It’s definitely gonna take a few listens, not because you won’t like it at first, but because the songs have got so much going on. They’re a lot deeper than anything we’ve ever written before.”
Bring Me The Horizon released a trippy video for their new track medicine yesterday.
Following the release of amo, Bring Me The Horizon are headlining London's All Points East festival alongside Scarlxrd, Idles and more. More bands are due to be announced, stay tuned to Kerrang! for updates.
