On the Fall 2010 AP Tour, Bring Me The Horizon joined forces with LIGHTS for this beautiful performance of their collaboration, “Don't Go.” This video captures the first time the band ...

In the past, British band Bring Me The Horizon has done one thing and one thing only ... For the second time on the album, guest vocals by Valerie Poxleitner, also known as Lights, are heard, which is ...

(2010) Opening up with a yearning violin solo and dotted with angelic vocals from guest singer Lights, ‘Don’t Go’ continued to further push Bring Me the Horizon’s stylistic boundaries.

Grimes adds an eerie edge to Bring Me the Horizon‘s “Nihilist Blues,” a single from the band’s upcoming sixth LP, Amo. The art-pop singer ... creepiness. “Light as a feather, stiff ...

This week’s report is light on metal bands you will actually care about it, but it’s still always interesting to look at the numbers. As usual, note that these numbers are not a wholly accurate ...

inwhich we get the inside stories behind the mysterious monikers of some ofour favorite artists ... This week: British metal upstarts Bring Me The Horizon, whose There Is A Hell, Believe Me ...

“I’ve never seen this many goths out in the wild,” says Oli Sykes with a grin, onstage at Bring Me The Horizon’s weekender in Malta. Dubbed Emo Coachella by fans, the Sheffield metallers ...