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Bring Me the Horizon

Великобритания

Alternative Rock
Alternative Metal
Metal Core
Pop Core
Death Core

http://www.bringmethehorizon.co.uk
Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/bmth
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5 авг 2026 :	BRING ME THE HORIZON's OLI SYKES: 'The Only Rule With Our Music Is We Never Write The Same Album Twice'
25 май 2026 :	BRING ME THE HORIZON's OLI SYKES Explains Decision To Re-Record Debut Album 'Count Your Blessings' For 20th Anniversary
14 апр 2026 :	BRING ME THE HORIZON Announces 20th-Anniversary Re-Recording Of Debut Album 'Count Your Blessings'
21 янв 2026 :	BRING ME THE HORIZON Announces 'L.I.V.E. In São Paulo (Live Immersive Virtual Experiment)' Cinema Event
12 июл 2025 :	BRING ME THE HORIZON Surprise Releases 23-Song 'Lo-files' Album
13 фев 2025 :
30 янв 2025 :	BRING ME THE HORIZON Releases Cover Of OASIS's 'Wonderwall'
25 дек 2024 :	BRING ME THE HORIZON's OLI SYKES: What I Like About Living In Brazil
25 май 2024 :	BRING ME THE HORIZON's OLI SYKES Says 'Nex Gen' Is 'A Real Concept Album'
10 мар 2024 :	BRING ME THE HORIZON's 'Post Human: Nex Gen' Album Is 'Nearly Finished'
5 янв 2024 :	BRING ME THE HORIZON Shares New Song 'Kool-Aid'
23 дек 2023 :
23 дек 2023 :	BRING ME THE HORIZON Parts Ways With JORDAN FISH
28 окт 2023 :	BRING ME THE HORIZON Live At Rock Am Ring 2023: Pro-Shot Video Of Entire Show Streaming
13 окт 2023 :	BRING ME THE HORIZON Drops New Single 'DArkSide'
3 окт 2023 :	12-Year-Old HARPER Drops Cover Of BRING ME THE HORIZON's Hit 'Chelsea Smile'
26 авг 2023 :	BRING ME THE HORIZON's 'Post Human: NeX Gen' Album Has Been Delayed
15 авг 2023 :	OLI SYKES Says New BRING ME THE HORIZON Album Pays Homage To 'Emo And Hardcore And Post-Hardcore'
11 авг 2023 :	BRING ME THE HORIZON's OLI SYKES: 'We Can't Be The Band That We Used To Be'
2 июн 2023 :	BRING ME THE HORIZON Surprise-Releases New Single 'AmEN!'
6 май 2023 :	BRING ME THE HORIZON Releases new single 'LosT'
9 июл 2022 :	BRING ME THE HORIZON Releases New Single 'Strangers'
6 июл 2022 :	BRING ME THE HORIZON Live At Hellfest 2022; Pro-Shot Video Of Full Performance Streaming
17 апр 2022 :
21 фев 2022 :	ED SHEERAN And BRING ME THE HORIZON Release Studio Version Of 'Bad Habits' Collaboration
14 фев 2022 :

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BRING ME THE HORIZON's OLI SYKES: 'The Only Rule With Our Music Is We Never Write The Same Album Twice'

In a new interview with Esther Wang of Estherini, Oli Sykes spoke about BRING ME THE HORIZON's musical evolution since the band's inception more than two decades ago. Asked if BRING ME THE HORIZON's shift from brutal deathcore roots to stadium-filling alternative rock, pop and electronic-infused cyber-metal was "intentional" or if it was "driven by circumstances", the vocalist said (as transcribed by BLABBERMOUTH.NET): "I think it was just a natural progression. I think when we wrote our first album, [2006's] 'Count Your Blessings', it was more derivative of the bands we loved, we were very inspired by. We just wanted to sound like X, Y and Z. It wasn't like we were happy ripping off bands and just, like, 'We just wanna sound like that.' Whereas after that album, we were, like, 'Okay, that actually went really well. What's our sound? What do we wanna sound like? What makes us special and unique and sets us apart from everyone else?' By the end of that album, there was a lot of bands that sounded like us, and we sounded like a lot of bands, and we were just, like, 'Okay, we wanna step out of that world now, and we wanna make a sound that makes us feel different from everyone else.' And we wrote this album called 'Suicide Season' [2008]. And I remember when we first released it, when it first came out, the first week, people hated it. People were, like, 'What the hell is this? They sound like nu metal. It sounds like SLIPKNOT,' which at the time was not the cool thing for this scene. And they were, like, 'What's wrong with his voice? Why is he not screaming as much anymore?' And all this stuff. And I remember [thinking], like, 'Oh, my God, we've like ruined our career.' But then over the next few months, people started to get it. And it became this huge... Like, it just pushed us into the top of our game, really. And I think we took a big risk by doing that, and it paid off so well. It was another kind of internal kind of message to ourselves. We were, like, 'Let's always do that.'"

Sykes continued: "Every time we write an album, we push ourselves again. We try and do something different. We never write the same album twice. That's the only rule with our music, is we never write the same album twice. Because it worked, and it just kept working time and time again, and we were just, like, 'What's next?' And I think just a creative desire to just go, 'What's next? What instruments? What mediums?' As soon as we could get electronics and all that stuff, we just wanted to explore every avenue. We always felt like we needed a new thing. And that's just always worked for us. And I think we'll always be that band. We'll never write the same album twice."

Asked if he worries about losing fans every time he and his BRING ME THE HORIZON bandmates make a big musical shift, Oli said: "Not anymore. Maybe at a time. But I've just realized that as soon as you start to try and think about what your fans want and you try and write music to either you think, 'Oh, I'm gonna write this song. It's gonna be huge,' or you go, 'I'm gonna write this song. This is what the fans are gonna want,' it never plays out like that. It always fails, because that's not how great music's written. You don't write music for someone else. You write music for yourself. You write music that really excites you. And that's all we do. Every time we put out a record, every song on that record is, like, 'I love this. In this moment, this is perfect for me.' And, yeah, I know some people aren't gonna like it, but at the end of the day, if I try and write music for those people, I'll end up writing music that nobody likes. So all I can do is write music that I love, that excites me, and I think when you do that, if you love it, there's gonna be all these other people out there that feel the same way. And if it's genuine and it's not contrived and it's not forced, I think — that's the thing with our music. Every album we've got is someone's favorite album. There's not a single album we've ever written where it's, like, everyone agrees, 'We hate that album,' even if there's an album we've got where less people like it and more people like this other one. I've heard every single song, like, people come up to me, 'This is my favorite song.' And I think that's because even if you don't like what we do, it never feels disingenuous. It's always, like, this is what we wanna do. We're not trying to write music to be bigger. We're not trying to write music to be like someone else. It's just this is genuinely what we like. And there's been a couple of times where I've gone against that, and every time I've just [been], like, 'Oh, that did not work.' So it's all I know. It's the only way I know to write music and be successful, is to just make music that I love."

BRING ME THE HORIZON released a 20th-anniversary re-recording of its debut album, "Count Your Blessings", on July 10. "Count Your Blessings | Repented" was described by the band as a "reactivation" and "recontextualization" of the 2006 LP, which included such singles as "Pray For Plagues", "Slow Dance" and "A Lot Like Vegas".

Sykes and guitarist Lee Malia worked on "Count Your Blessings | Repented" with Odeholm, resulting in an effort that is "reborn, sharper, heavier, and more vital than ever," according to the band. The song "Liquor & Lost Love" also appears under its original working title "Dragon Slaying".

BRING ME THE HORIZON performed "Count Your Blessings" in its entirety on July 10 at Manchester, United Kingdom's B.E.C. Arena as part of Outbreak festival.

One of the world's most influential modern rock acts, BRING ME THE HORIZON has sold over 6.6 million albums worldwide and amassed more than 9.4 billion global streams.

BRING ME THE HORIZON's "L.I.V.E. In São Paulo (Live Immersive Virtual Experiment)" concert film was screened in theaters in late March. Filmed live at São Paulo, Brazil's Allianz Parque Stadium in late 2024, it captured BRING ME THE HORIZON as the band was traveling the world in support of that year's "Post Human: Nex Gen" LP. This was their biggest headline show to date. "L.I.V.E. In São Paulo" arrived on LP and CD on April 10.

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5 авг 2026

Санчез

Странно это слышать от исполнителя в жанре металкор, что в принципе уже парадоксально...

5 авг 2026

ElectricRetard

Санчез, да они металкор на паре альбомов играли. Как бы я их не считал хуетой, но альбомы у них действительно очень разные, хотя соседние два всегда похожи.

5 авг 2026

Corpsegrinder04

Кибер-Металл.
Какой хуйни только не придумают.
Сразу на память приходит Кибер-Шансон с песнями Майнерская доля и Купола в пикселях.

5 авг 2026

ElectricRetard

Corpsegrinder04, 95% метал музыкантов не понимают, что жанр это не то как ты свою музыку называешь)
Отсюда и лезут всякие кибер-металы, пиратские-металы и всякие трэш-металисты которые себя к трэшу не относят.

5 авг 2026

Санчез

ElectricRetard, потому что каждый хочет придумать свой новый треш, дэт, кор и прочее.