Bring Me the Horizon
Punk, Rock | Led by scene heartthrob singer Oliver Sykes, English rock band Bring Me the Horizon have made a steady progression from their death metal-inspired grindcore debut to melodic metalcore, maturing into a pop-savvy headline act by the end of their first decade together. With each release—from 2006's caustic Count Your Blessings to 2013's mainstream breakthrough Sempiternal—they dialed back the blood-curdling screams and injected more melody until capturing an alt-metal balance on their 2015 international chart-topping effort That's the Spirit. By 2019's Amo, they had incorporated elements of electronic and even hip-hop into their edgy, genre-blurring blend. In 2020 the band issued Post Human: Survival Horror, the first installment of an ambitious four-part arc of EPs that they followed up in 2021 with DiE4u, then spent much of 2022 collaborating with artists like Ed Sheeran and Machine Gun Kelly.
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About Bring Me the Horizon
Led by scene heartthrob singer Oliver Sykes, English rock band Bring Me the Horizon have made a steady progression from their death metal-inspired grindcore debut to melodic metalcore, maturing into a pop-savvy headline act by the end of their first decade together. With each release—from 2006's caustic Count Your Blessings to 2013's mainstream breakthrough Sempiternal—they dialed back the blood-curdling screams and injected more melody until capturing an alt-metal balance on their 2015 international chart-topping effort That's the Spirit. By 2019's Amo, they had incorporated elements of electronic and even hip-hop into their edgy, genre-blurring blend. In 2020 the band issued Post Human: Survival Horror, the first installment of an ambitious four-part arc of EPs that they followed up in 2021 with DiE4u, then spent much of 2022 collaborating with artists like Ed Sheeran and Machine Gun Kelly.
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