Drummer Matt Nicholls told Noisecreep, "The deluxe edition of 'Suicide Season' will melt your face off. The minute you put it on your iPod, you'll probably need skin grafts and you'll be forced to ...

I have a pet peeve about a lot of these "scene" bands: the fact that most of them are very talented individuals yet continue to put out some of the most substance ...

For the first few years of their existence, Bring Me The Horizon seemed to draw more ... Then, in 2008, they dropped Suicide Season and everything changed. Showcasing an entirely reinvented ...

Bring Me The Horizon are still holed up together waiting out this coronavirus pandemic. And they’re still giving us plenty of video updates along the way. The most recent being Oli Sykes and ...

The most pivotal record in Bring me The Horizon’s career, ‘Suicide Season’ saw them ditch the deathcore in favour of something decidedly more cerebral. Decamping to Sweden, and taking ...

Since the release of their brutalising This Is What The Edge Of Your Seat Was Made For EP all the way back in 2004, Bring Me The Horizon have ... s vastly-superior Suicide Season) should be ...

Suicide Season will be the deciding factor in Bring Me The Horizon s acceptance into, or rejection from, the heavy music scene. Their first full-length release, Count Your Blessings, was the ...