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‘We’ve proved ourselves wrong so many times and got so much bigger than we ever thought we would.” Ten years on, the story of That’s The Spirit, the album that sent Bring Me The Horizon stratospheric

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‘We’ve proved ourselves wrong so many times and got so much bigger than we ever thought we would.” Ten years on, the story of That’s The Spirit, the album that sent Bring Me The Horizon stratospheric

The Sheffield metal giants are one of the world’s biggest bands these days and their fifth record is the one that sent them on the path to superstardom

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