The band Bring Me The Horizon is considered an authority in metal. Now, surprisingly, they have released a new album - just in time for the festival season.

Bring Me The Horizon are set to release an album of laid-back versions of their biggest tracks for fans seeking calmness.

Bring Me the Horizon's Oli Sykes lays out what may happen for the band after their current support of the 'Post Human: NeX GEn' album.

While Bring Me The Horizon are returning to their heavier sound, Sykes also reveals that each future BMTH record will sound different.

Bring Me the Horizon's Oli Sykes celebrates the release of 'POST HUMAN: NeX GEn' and admits he's not putting pressure on himself to rush new music.

Every Bring Me the Horizon Album, Ranked: Critic’s Picks Whether it's heavy metal, alternative rock or electronic pop, there's something from Bring Me the Horizon's catalog for everyone to enjoy ...

Bring Me the Horizon has achieved great success, including seven Kerrang! Awards and two Grammy Award nominations. However, some fans are still unaware of the origin of the British rock band's ...

They’ve just teamed up with fellow Yorkshire star YUNGBLUD, but Bring Me The Horizon have a much longer history of exciting collaborations than that… ...

The new song unleashed Sunday by the English rockers features a guest spot by none other than Cradle Of Filth icon Dani Filth. But the track was initially conceived as a contribution to Limp ...

Bring Me the Horizon will then wrap up their itinerary with three performances at the When Were Were Young Festival in Las Vegas (October 22nd, 23rd, and 29th).