“It’s obvious that one day this’ll all die out, just like every sort of music does. There is no point in worrying about it”: How Bring Me The Horizon made their mark from the start with Count Your Blessings

Bring Me The Horizon posing for a photograph in 2006.

Bring Me The Horizon weren’t always the arena-straddling, genre-splicing provocateurs they are now. Back around the time of 2006’s debut album Count Your Blessings, they were a bunch of fast-rising deathcore upstarts whose reputation for cockiness - accurate or not – preceded them. Metal Hammer sat down with Oli Sykes and co at the time to find out the truth.