Bring Me the Horizon’s new album, “Sempiternal,” is true to its name – forever lasting. Although it’s not the best metalcore album by any means, this album will definitely be bumped forever.

Ten years after its release, it’s undeniable: Sempiternal is the most influential metal album of its generation. How in the hell did that happen? In 2012, Bring Me The Horizon were in something ...

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Bring Me The Horizon have announced a Sempiternal 10th anniversary reissue. The band’s incredible fourth record turned a decade-old in April of this year, and to mark the occasion it’ll be ...

Earlier this week, Bring Me The Horizon‘s monumental fourth studio album, Sempiternal, celebrated its 12th anniversary. While arguably one of Bring Me The Horizon’s best full-length projects, earlier ...

The 2020 record was also the resurrection of metalcore for Bring Me the Horizon, as the set include some of their heaviest songs since Sempiternal — particularly “Kingslayer,” which would ...

Throughout their career, Bring Me the Horizon have continuously expanded their musical boundaries. The UK act's most recent album, 'Sempiternal,' which came out in April 2013, completely changed ...

Bring Me The Horizon have named their new album ‘Sempiternal’. The Sheffield based-band will release their fourth studio album in 2013 having signed a deal with RCA for the release.

The album is called Sempiternal, and I guess that's the realization ... and learn to live your life with it. For me, that realization was the most important thing that's happened to me in my ...

Bring Me The Horizon have not built up a fanbase by playing it safe, and Sempiternal marks their most striking—and fearless—evolution to date. From the skittering electronics dominating the ...

Bring Me the Horizon have built up an impressive following with their first three albums, but if justice is served, their latest release 'Sempiternal' should take them to new heights in the metal ...