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Bring Me The Horizon

Bring Me The Horizon are one of the biggest British rock bands of the modern era. Formed in 2004 in Sheffield, they evolved from deathcore beginnings into a hugely successful band that blends metalcore, alternative metal, pop, electronic music and arena-rock hooks.

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Formed 2004

Origin Sheffield, England

Genre Alternative Metal

Latest Album POST HUMAN: NeX GEn

About Bring Me The Horizon

Bring Me The Horizon started out as one of the most talked-about heavy bands in the UK underground, but over time they transformed into one of the most commercially successful modern rock acts in the world. Their early material leaned heavily into deathcore and metalcore, while later albums expanded into electronic rock, pop, alternative metal and even hyperpop-inspired textures.

Albums such as Sempiternal, That's the Spirit, amo and POST HUMAN: NeX GEn helped the band reach a far wider audience. Their official site currently places POST HUMAN: NeX GEn at the center of the band’s main album campaign.

Where To Start With Bring Me The Horizon

Biggest songs Can You Feel My Heart • Throne • Drown

For heavier BMTH songs Shadow Moses • Chelsea Smile • AmEN!

For newer melodic BMTH Teardrops • LosT • Kool-Aid

Top 10 Bring Me The Horizon Songs

1. Can You Feel My Heart One of the band’s most iconic songs and a major crossover hit, mixing atmosphere, electronic textures and a huge emotional chorus.

2. Throne A massive arena-rock anthem that helped define the band’s more accessible but still powerful sound.

3. Shadow Moses A key track from Sempiternal and one of the songs that truly changed the band’s trajectory.

4. Drown Emotional, melodic and hugely popular, this remains one of the most recognizable songs in the BMTH catalogue.

5. Teardrops A big modern rock track that showed how well the band could blend heaviness with mainstream appeal.

6. Sleepwalking One of the most loved songs from the Sempiternal era, balancing aggression and melody perfectly.

7. Parasite Eve A dark, urgent and highly memorable song that became one of the defining tracks of the POST HUMAN era.

8. Kool-Aid A standout modern BMTH song with a sharp hook and one of their strongest recent heavy singles.

9. LosT Catchy, bright and instantly accessible, this track showed the band’s talent for massive alt-rock singles.

10. Chelsea Smile A favourite from their heavier early years and still one of the best examples of their early metalcore sound.

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Bring Me The Horizon Fun Facts

Bring Me The Horizon formed in 2004 in Sheffield, England.
The band began as a deathcore act before evolving into a much broader rock and alternative sound.
POST HUMAN: NeX GEn was released in May 2024 after delays and became the band’s seventh studio album.
The group has sold over 5 million albums globally.

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Buy Bring Me The Horizon Albums

Bring Me The Horizon Sempiternal album cover

Classic Album

Sempiternal (2013)

The album that changed everything for BMTH, featuring Shadow Moses, Sleepwalking and Can You Feel My Heart.

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Best Seller

That's the Spirit (2015)

A huge crossover album that pushed the band deeper into alternative rock and made them even more accessible.

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Latest Album

POST HUMAN: NeX GEn (2024)

The latest BMTH studio album, featuring Kool-Aid, LosT and other tracks from their current era.

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Bring Me The Horizon FAQs

When did Bring Me The Horizon start? Bring Me The Horizon formed in 2004 in Sheffield, England.

What is Bring Me The Horizon’s most famous song? “Can You Feel My Heart” is one of their most famous songs, while “Throne” and “Drown” are also among their biggest hits.

What is the best Bring Me The Horizon album? Many fans rank Sempiternal as the best BMTH album, while newer listeners often start with That’s the Spirit or POST HUMAN: NeX GEn.