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“Bring Me The Horizon don’t care about the expectations of metal – if anything, the guidelines are there to be ridiculed.” Post Human: Nex Gen is long, chaotic and antagonistically weird

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“Bring Me The Horizon don’t care about the expectations of metal – if anything, the guidelines are there to be ridiculed.” Post Human: Nex Gen is long, chaotic and antagonistically weird

Bring Me The Horizon’s latest album is another dizzying evolution for a band that refuses to stand still

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