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Metal Hammer
Metal Hammer
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Dayal Patterson

“We kept getting bigger and we realised we had to take things seriously or throw it all away“: how Bring Me The Horizon changed the game and silenced the haters with There Is a Hell Believe Me I've Seen It…

Bring Me The Horizon in 2010.

Bring Me The Horizon’s surprise-released new album, Post-Human: Next Gen, has reaffirmed the Sheffield band as one of most forward-looking metal bands of the 21st century. Their transformation from deathcore brats into something more intriguing began with 2008’s Suicide Season, but it was 2010’s game-changing There Is a Hell Believe Me I've Seen It. There Is a Heaven Let's Keep It a Secret. which announced the arrival of a band who would help define the next decade and beyond. In 2011, six months after the album was released, Metal Hammer sat down with singer Oli Sykes, guitarist Lee Malia and drummer Matt Nicholls to talk ambitions, controversy and dealing with the haters in their most in-depth interview yet.


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