Bring Me The Horizon

Here at Revolver, we re always on the hunt for new songs to bang our heads to — indeed, it s a big part of our jobs. With that in mind, here are the tracks released this week in throwback deathcore, heavy duets, cinematic house-metal and more that have been on heavy rotation at Revolver HQ. For your listening pleasure, we ve also compiled the songs in an ever-evolving Spotify playlist. ASAVA Valhalla ASAVA confess that they were partly inspired by the ravenous blood-rave scene in Blade while putting together “Valhalla” — the cinematic metal outfit’s latest preview of their in-the-works Mahjong LP. Indeed, they sink their teeth into a decadent late-night house rhythm for the bulk of the dread-stirring piece. But then the group bring us to the promised land with a late-song eruption of TOOL-ish vocal melodies, djent-mangled detonations and scathing death cries. Like Blade before it, it’s a summer blockbuster no matter how you slice it. Bring Me the Horizon Dehumanized “Time to fucking die.” Bring Me the Horizon go for broke with a monstrous, inhuman ferocity on this old-school deathcore driller inspired by the U.K. act’s early Count Your Blessings era. Landing like a bolt gun to the dome, it’s full of meaty metallic riffage, bloodthirsty breakdowns and lifeforce-pureeing intensity. We expect “Dehumanized” will turn any pit into an all-out abattoir. While Oli Sykes has progressively explored the more melodic side of his voice through decades of experimentalism with BMTH, it’s still a thrill to hear him slay with a nonstop barrage of growls. Dead Poet Society Roach What doesn’t kill you can only make you angrier. L.A. quartet Dead Poet Society explained that their second single of 2026 is “about those who have wronged you, taken advantage of you [or] hurt you,” and letting a resentment fester deep inside you because of their actions. The song is tense and knotted with an oddly danceable dread. Like a resilient cockroach, it skitters out of the light into the darkest recesses of your psyche. And once it invades, it’s never going to leave. I Prevail Amira Elfeky PARADISE Though I Prevail and Amira Elfeky may be looking to take you to “PARADISE,” their collaborative track makes a bunch of twists and turns before you make it to the final destination. A groove-boomed front section back-and-forths between I Prevail vocalist Eric Vanlerberghe’s mightiest roars and Elfeky’s nu-crooned subtlety (the first chorus contrasts the former’s vein-popping “FUCK” with the latter’s super-shushed “you”). The dynamic arrangement also unlocks micro-blasts, moody piano segues and a particularly scorching arpeggio solo. Odds are good they’ll perform this together on an upcoming European tour, and odds are even better that it’ll kill onstage when they do. Loathe Fangs “Fangs” grooves a little smoother than the other hard-edged previews from the U.K. outfit’s incredibly anticipated next album, A Stranger to You. No massive, djent-disruptive breakdowns. No full-fury screams out of frontman Kadeem France. And yet, the track still bangs. The stunner is full of fuzz-forward, R B-adjacent riff runs and impressively yearning vocal performances from both France and guitarist Erik Bickerstaffe. “Fangs” may be a subtler baring of teeth, but it’s still got plenty of bite. Chelsea Wolfe Death Is Not the End We ask that you let Chelsea Wolfe’s latest single wash over you in slow-motion. “Death Is Not the End” moves from a lithe and whispered acoustic intro towards a phosphorescent burble of synths, and then crashes out the speakers with a gloomgaze finale of cascading guitars — courtesy of guest player and Nine Inch Nails live guitarist Robin Finck. Wolfe’s echo-blown philosophizing waxes on transitional states and alternate planes of existence. As she moves towards an impending ninth full-length release, it’s clear that this “Death” is just the beginning of Wolfe’s next era.

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British rock and metal notables Bring Me the Horizon have debuted their brand new single, "Dehumanized." The track and its official music video can be found below."Dehumanized" serves as the final track on the band'...

Bring Me the Horizon have released their newest single, "Dehumanized," off their reimagined version of their debut 'Count Your Blessings.'

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A visualizer for this second cover to emerge from the band this month is now available.

Bring Me the Horizon are bringing it back to their Count Your Blessings era, but with a twist. As previously reported, the group are just about to deliver a fully re-recorded version of that early deathcore classic to celebrate its 20th anniversary, but they’ve also just delivered a new heavy-hitting song called “Dehumanized” that pays homage to their sound circa 2006. The track had been previewed earlier this month on socials through ominous teaser vids of people being debased in some kind of industrial torture chamber. At one point, one person with a set of VR goggles strapped to their skull reports: “Whatever’s about to happen here is not going to be PG.” The song is described in a press release as “carrying the unrelenting aggression and chaos of the band s earliest material while reflecting the scope, ambition and sonic precision that have defined Bring Me the Horizon s evolution.” You can determine this for yourself by giving the song and its Saw-and-Hostel-conjuring torture vid — full of guts-slicing visuals and aural grotesquerie — a peep up above. The impending Count Your Blessings | Repented features fully re-recorded versions of tracks like de facto title cut “Pray for Plagues” (which features multiple variations of the line “count your blessings”), “Black Blue” and “Slow Dance,” along with “Dehumanized,” which closes the album. The redux also features songs that restore BMTH’s “early creative history” — in particular “Liquor Love Lost” is preserved on the new LP under its original working title, “Dragon Slaying”. While it features a brand-new track and updated recordings, vocalist Oli Sykes noted of the Repented project: “We can’t have this record sounding like what bands sound like today. It needs to be the best version of what it sounded like in 2006.” You can pre-order the album here, while CD and vinyl versions of the original Count Your Blessings are up in Revolver’s shop.

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Bring Me the Horizon continue to slay on the fest circuit, and managed to connect with old friends BABYMETAL over the weekend to once again bring 2020 collaborative track “Kingslayer” to life onstage. The latest team-up took place this past Saturday night (June 20th) at Dessel, Belgium’s Graspop Metal Meeting festival, during Bring Me the Horizon’s headlining set at the fest’s South stage, a few hours after BABYMETAL had performed on the North stage. The two acts have managed to perform the cut live together a few times since “Kingslayer” was released on Bring Me The Horizon‘s 2020 LP Post Human: Survival Horror. As in the past BABYMETAL performed synchronized dance moves and leaned into their kawaii-metal-style vocal melodies, while BMTH’s Oli Sykes prowled and growled behind them on-stage. And then they all headbanged together during the breakdown. You can see how it all played out via the fan-shot footage up above. BMTH s onstage union with BABYMETAL follows last week s team-up between them and Lorna Shore vocalist Will Ramos. In other news, Bring Me the Horizon shared a teaser for an upcoming song called “[Dehumanized],” which will be released this Thursday (June 25th). The trailer is scored by mood-jarring symphony strings and a montage of blood-dripping scenes apparently taking place in some kind of viscera-slicked torture room. It’s accompanied by the following message: “Who will survive? And what will be left of them?” You can check out that sneak preview down below, while the band’s 20th anniversary re-recording of Count Your Blessings is out July 10th. View this post on Instagram

Bring Me The Horizon have announced a new single titled "Dehumanized." A music video for the track will debut on June 25 and a teaser for it can be found below.The new song will be featured on the 20th anniversary r...