The concert with the live orchestra is one of the most powerful and amazing performances of BMTH. Can you feel my heart hits different in that setting. Incredible band.
A couple pieces you skipped (probably to keep it from getting too long) started with the Royal Albert Hall orchestral charity performance, before performing Drown, Oli shared that the song was written for his friend Aiden, who had been fighting against brain cancer. Oli announced that Aiden was in the audience that night and asked everyone to cheer because Aiden had won his battle. Fast forward to Amo The last track “i don’t know what to say” gets overlooked, but Oli wrote that song for Aiden also… sadly, though it’s a tribute. Shortly after the night at Royal Albert, Aiden’s cancer returned, and Aiden passed away. Oli shared quite a bit about it all in interviews, but 1 detail not well known, is the orchestra that played when Aiden was in the crowd, is the same orchestra that plays on the “I don’t know what to say” track. As someone who has lost someone to cancer, and having lost my best friend, I know people are critical of Amo, but for me, it is a bittersweet project deserving its own space.
Sempiternal is definitely their best album, sleepwalking is so special to me A random girl I played with on the ps4 in 2014 introduced me to them (diamonds aren’t forever), I’ll never forget that
I was introduced to diamonds aren’t forever in the middle school bathroom by some kids I helped disable the smoke detector with so he could smoke a cigarette. Great times.
Their willingness to make the music they want to and not what they're told to make is the precise reason they're my favourite band. You never know what you're getting with them but you always know it's going to be awesome.
Its a bit deeper than that imo, cause avenged sevenfold went down the F the fans this is what we're gonna play route and it flopped. Bring me is more like " we're gonna play this, I know you're gonna complain rn but trust us its gonna be good as hell."
yes but that's become a cliche too, many bands do that "we do whatever the fuck we want" thing, do you have to virtue signal that you do that? just do music and st fuck up.
I’ve recently found out about this band(crazy right?!) I’ve heard some of their songs on Tiktok but didn’t really know the band. Few days ago I went to Fall Out Boy’s concert in Boston and BMTH were one of the openings for that night, I immediately loved their songs, specially their crazy vibes and Oli’s energy on stage. It’s really cool to watch this video and actually learn about them.
You have soooo many great songs ahead of you.. I wish I could go back to hearing some of their songs for the first time again.. eagerly awaiting the next album Nex Gen
Same. I was scrolling through Reels on FB and every advert that came up was a different song from Bring Me. Finally I was like fuk it, lets take a listen and omg! I've been listening ever since!
Sempiternal will always have a soft spot in my heart, it was my entry to the band, I knew of them before, but at the time their earlier album was too heavy for my taste. However these days, I can basically put on any of their albums new and old and have a good time. Really comes down to mood, stays one of my favourite bands, fantastic live too
12:39 we all talk about oli on coldplay's table but never matt keen who climbed on top of someone elses table and slaming his guitar down onto the table
It's crazy, I'm 21 so I was 2 years old when BMTH was formed. I went to their concert in february where I met so many teenage fans, I then bonded over BMTH with my 40 year old dentist. BMTH impacted so many people of completely different age, backround, with different struggles. I personally love Suicide season but it's astonishing how they manage to evolve and experiment while still staying true to the essence of Bring me the horizon. The songs may sound different, but the feelings stay the same
I’ve been an OG BMTH fan since the beginning. Oli and the band have helped me thru so many moments in my life. Music has always helped me thru many difficult moments in life, yet for some reason BMTH has always pulled me thru my darkest… without the power of music I feel a lot of people would not be here…music has such a strong impact on so many people and it’s bands like BMTH that will never truly understand the impact they have made. When I saw them in concert this past year, I felt so many emotions at that show as so many of their songs mean something so strong to me. It as truly the best concert I have been too.
5:52 maybe the longest album title Well buddyy.... Bring me coming out with that "music to listen to~Dance to~Blaze to~Pray to~Feed to~Sleep to~Talk to~Grind to~Trip to~Breathe to~Help to~Hurt to~Scroll to~Roll to~Love to~Hate to~Learn Too~Plot to~Play to~Be to~Feel to~Breed to~Sweat to~Dream to~Hide to~Live to~Die to~Go To"
Im so glad to call myself a BMTH fan ever since Suicide Season album and being able to go through all these years of struggles with mental health and depression and all that while listening to BMTH and actually feeling a bit better.
This band IS a huge boost to my life, really one of the reasons I can get thru another day. Everything, I mean literally all they do is succeed. If they've any input or are even just around something, they influence or make it better, they add their signature 💥💥💥 to it raising tiers. Great video, see ya😊 ✌🏻😇🤟🏻
All of BMTH music is fantastic, people need to just accept bands will change, they don't stay the same for fans. They want more fans, not just the same ones. I love their old stuff and new stuff, but I'll be honest, I prefer their newer stuff
I took music for GCSE's and I'd never even played an instrument before but I was so passionate about music because of BMTH. I did a composition of Sleepwalking for one of my course work pieces and I learnt how to play the piano just for that. I've never been heavily into the behind the scenes stuff but their music from Sempiternal to current day dominates my top 10. I can't wait for Nex Gen
The funny thing is that i followed the band in my youth, then kinda fell out of touch with it for a few years in which i heard their old but no new songs and then discovered newer songs, now i follow them actively again for a few years
They all are so intensely gifted. Their exploration and experiments in different musical genres proves that to me. The amount of courage that attempt takes and doing it well as well ... Oli and Jordan also just have such a way of seeing music which aids their composition of their sound and songs. I'm neurodivergent and I cannot tell you how centring listening to their music is to me. They all deserve the success. Ludens is also a favourite of mine, especially when listening to it with headphones due to the effect during the lyrics: 'So come outside it's time to see the tide; it's out of sight but never out of mind'. Just gives me chills.
Hearing the intro and rest of Shadow Moses for the first time in 2013 was almost a spiritual momemt for me and I've been a fan ever since. I've seen them live 5 times now and I'll se them again on Nex gen tour with Bad Omens, that happens to be my most listned band of 2022 on Spotify (only year that BMTH didnt make it to the top). What a time to be alive ❤
This is band just pure fun and talent, they turned Ed Sheeran's boring song into something that's not only enjyoable, but actually really fucking good.
Amo got me back into them from when I listened to them when I was younger. It’s an album that got me into their older stuff again and I’m forever grateful. Also it was just very relatable for the period of my life it came out in
The most incredible band! I was fortunate to see them live in May and I can't wait for another tour! Oli's vocals and screams are incomparable. He doesn't strain his vocal chords, it literally comes from his soul. The fact that BMTH have been together since they were teens just shows you that their continued metamorphosis of their music works and keeps them constantly relevant! 🔥🔥
Suicide Season incorporated a lot of hardcore metal and sludge elements. CYB was purely a deathcore/metalcore album while the next two sounded way more punk in essence. They never stopped testing new waters.
Sludge ?? Sorry but as a sludge fan just no. Actually you have some really post metal/post hxc parts in suicide season and there is a hell but no sludge
I said elements, first off. That's like if I said 'doom elements' to refer a song of a band that DOESN'T necessarily do doom. Let's not forget the nuances of my message along the way. Also, sludge applies to both rock and metal genres. But anyways, to say a quite famous part; take Chelsea Smile itself, the 'breakdwon' for 'Repent, repent'@@raphiki2
“One of the longest album names in history” Music to Listen to~Dance to~Blaze to~Pray to~Feed to~Sleep to~Talk to~Grind to~Trip to~Breathe to~Help to~Hurt to~Scroll to~Roll to~Love to~Hate to~Learn Too~Plot to~Play to~Be to~Feel to~Breed to~Sweat to~Dream to~Hide to~Live to~Die to~Go To: Am I a joke to you?
I like the moention of bad omens at the end, i only recently discoverd them but its easy to see they are on the same path as bring me. Both have extremely talented vocalists
Found bring me in 2015-2016, first song I heard was 'pray for plagues', I still love every album since then. They're one of the only bands where I don't think I could ever dislike a song
Hi! I am a 15 year old, and I wanted to share my story with being me the horizon. (And sorry for any grammar and spelling mistakes) It was late 2020 and I wanted to start to listen to more diverse music. I was already into some rock music, and I wanted to try to listen to metal. What better way to start to listen to a genere is, then to go to Spotify and listen to a playlist made by them? I opened "metal kickass", and one of the first songs that came out was "dear diary," by bring me the horizon. I fell in love with the song. Then I started to listen to the band more. I loved every single song I heard, amo or cyb. I was mindblowed by how good they ware. This band was gate opening, because of them I started to listen to metalcore, other hardcore subgenre, metal and more. Also, due to theire musical diversity I am pretty open to any genere. In this period I also was in a pretty bad depression, and they ware there for me. I felt so good and comfortable when I listened to them. I felt like I had something to relate and relay on (one of the best feelings ever). I love this band and I cannot ever thank them enough. Because of them I am who I am, I listen to the music I listen, I think the way I think and more. If there is any chance any of the memebers of the band are seeing this: I love you guys. Thank you for anything
Lol Olis English is so raw. Love it. That NME thing was badass. I quit paying attention to em after they dropped the death core sound. Their new stuff sounds like it's going back to the roots. I dig it. Really, the modern Beatles.
I was in 6th grade when Count Your Blessings dropped. I was hooked immediately. Every album that came thereafter felt perfect because my music taste kept evolving and I felt like each album grew and changed in the exact way I needed them to.
I dont know man. Most people just love BMTH all the way from 2000s to now. Only keyboard warriors on reddit hate them. Well they hate all music besides their own exquisite taste ofc.
I was one of those people who grew up with BMTH so after Count Your Blessings I started liking them less and less. But I saw them live shortly after Heaven/Hell came out, and hearing it live with all the strings and synths was absolutely perfect and I fell in love with them all over again.
Great doc m8. I love me some 2000s British Emo/Post Hardcore. Bands like; Funeral For a Friend, Enter Shikari, Asking Alexandria, and of course BMTH are some of my favorite bands. I mean England is always putting out cutting edge quality music.
My first concert was bmth when I was 14 on valentine's day. Sempiternal era, and one of the fondest nights ever still. Got to crowd surf and high five oli too haha it was the highlight of my life for a few years
Having artists experiment with their art instead of doing the same thing again and again, is the best thing ever, it's exiting! it's fun! and it makes you a better artist. I've been doing art since i was a small kid and trying new things will always help you improve!
I spent all my teenage years only vaguely knowing about bmth's existence, mostly because i was more of a three days grace/early 30stm/shinedown/metallica etc. kind of rock/metal fan, and i really didn't enjoy this type of screamo that much. the only screamo band i liked was dead by april, and i only liked about 3 songs of theirs at the time. that's the spirit was the first time i liked bmth's music, i was completely obsessed with throne when it came out, it was my ringtone for like 2 years and everyone got annoyed with it 😂 then amo was very up my alley as a fan of electronic and synth/edm sounds - nihilist blues still makes me want to ascend into the skies. but it completely changed with post human. parasite eve came out at a PERFECT time, the intro is a remixed folklore song from my country and it pulled me in IMMEDIATELY. i was so obsessed with it that it shot up to #1 on my spotify on repeat in LESS THAN A DAY... the catharsis i experienced with parasite eve can only be matched by kingslayer. and kingslayer... causes a visceral reaction in me. those two songs opened me up to heavier sounding music. i still haven't listened to all of their stuff and i think i probably won't be that into their older music (i do absolutely love can you feel my heart though), but post human is one of my favourite EPs i've ever listened to. the way they mixed their old sound with their new one to create these gorgeous contrasting sounds, between gentle and heavy, just perfectly encapsulates what i love about their sound, as well as all the singles that have come out from that era onwards. the cathartic experience of going from screaming to gentle singing to addicting melodies (especially in songs like kool aid!!), electronic sounds with heavy guitars... if anyone asks me to describe my inner self with a musical sound, i would probably choose that. they opened me up to heavier genres and that's made me appreciate more artists. i'm seeing them live this year and i'm absolutely buzzing!!
I don't get people that reject bands that evolve and change, as you grow, your music taste changed. I've always hated the old style of the band, but the modern stuff is unbelievable.
fun fact: drop dead clothing isnt a branch out, oli actually started it BEFORE bmth. he started bmth almost at the same time but yeah, drop dead has been around since the myspace days as well. thats where oli got his first customer base from, and part reason why bmth kicked off so fast was because people already knew oli as the guy selling cool alt shirts and wanted to check out his band.
I found BMTH a little after That's The Spirit was released and they have been my favorite band since. They helped me get through some tough times back then. Saw them live in 2016 and cried through basically the whole concert LOL. My favorite album is Sempiternal
I love this band so much cause you never know what they are about to drop next, but you know it`s going to be dope!!! My personal favorite song is "i apologize if you feel something" cause it reduces my fear and stress to 0 when I`m having a panic attack. Even my therapist was kinda shocked how well this song works for me. Otherwise, it would be much harder to face my trauma. So, I`m extremly thankful.
I've been a fan since Count Your Blessings but it wasn't until Sempiternal that I realized they are my favorite band in the world. That album got me through some really rough times. When they went more mainstream, I respected it and ultimately became a huge fan of the albums That's The Spirit and Amo. Fast forward to current times...they are still my favorite band in the world and they always will be. That PHSH EP was one of the most epic pieces of music I've heard. I still get chills every time I hear Kingslayer and the live version with Baby Metal gives me even more chills. Cheers to many more years of BMTH!!!
I remember seeing them a couple years ago live, straight out of lockdown when the pandemic was easing off and they were incredible. I cant explain the energy they brought to the room. It was so needed after being trapped inside for so long.
Fish being considered the mastermind behind the scenes has me worried for there future now that hes gone, i have faith they have the talent but ever since jordan joined everything's been bangers
I remember the first day I heard Count Your Blessings, loved it and thought it was the pinnacle of deathcore, then I found Carnifex lol not a big fan of BMTH's latest material, but from a musical stand point, they're TOP quality releases!
suicide season is when i came into the BMTH fandom my best friend showed me diamonds arent forever and it was stuck in my head forever and still keep up with them
I've listened to Bmth since the This is what the edge of your seat was made for album and I have been an avid fan ever since. With all their albums, whether people like it or not, they've absolutely nailed the sound they were going for everytime and I love every one of their albums. Its different and fresh, they bring a new sound everytime so it doesnt get repetitive.Their musical talent and versatility is insane. One of the great metal bands of all time.
Honestly a band that is willing to experiment with their sound is always a blessing. So many bands get stuck with the one sound. I only became a fan of bmth in 2020 but “this ain’t heavy metal” is an absolute masterpiece in tone shifting for effect!
I'm the least openminded person when it comes to genre change. But it's amazing how bmth can manage to incorporate elements i usually hate in music and turn them into something to be my favorites! They constantly experiment but still keep their own sound throughout the process
I've watched this band grow, love their music, so different its my dream to screamo with Oli, their lyrics are meaninful and they are so down to earyh and care deeply about others, i might be 62, but yup love em ❤
chelsea smile, sleepwalking, drown, i apologise if you feel something, cyfmh, house of wolves, parasite eve - BMTH are a powerhouse band. They are a ridiculous talent and will always have me as a fan.
Releasing Parasite Eve was absolutely needed. So many tours and gigs were cancelled during the pandemic, and BMTH at the o2 arena in London 2021 was my first concert in almost 2 years. They played Parasite Eve there, and it just felt so cathartic, 20,000 people shouting the "AHHHCHOOO!" like we were showing 2 fingers to the virus, and the stupidy of the government's handling of it.
One of my all time favorite bands hands down 🤘 😈 been a huge fan since their very first album back in 05’. I love how every single album is different than the last, and being extremely successful! I don’t think any other band has been able to pull that off, where every album is different and being successful and amazing. They have music for every single mood you can possibly have
Based 🤝 Survival Horror goes in. It’s my #1. For me 2nd place is almost a three way tie between, “amo,” and, “Sempiternal + There Is A Hell, Believe Me I’ve Seen It,” as when I listen to those latter two records, I listen to them resequenced and combined in a playlist of mine; moreover, those two records feel like two sides of the same coin whether it’s the lyrics or the music. Hell, that’s why I wrote an (accidental) dissertation on, “The Fox & The Wolf,” and, “Chelsea Smile,” (if there would’ve been room I’d of added it to, “Can You Feel My Heart,” too) on the music site called, “Genius.” There was a clue on Chelsea Smile, then Oli REALLY opened it up lyrically on the following two records. Then, musically, Sempiternal (as a result of Oli’s prolific ideas + Jordan’s skill sets + Lee & Matt being just as involved as ever) they were able to take musical elements that were only layers or added texture on, “There Is A Hell,” and instead make those elements the foundation for various songs. Hell, Jordan & Lee gave a class on that approach back in 2014 in some outdoor area. Watch that some time, and it shows you what I mean. EDIT: Found the class the two of them gave: ruclips.net/video/b9uaKR8sZVo/видео.html
@@jeziahlewin8550 sempiternal is not that good and did no such thing, it's good but PH is better, they took risks and did alot more prog-like stuff with it. It represents alot more than the sum of its parts for the band.
I thought I was the only one, if I could rank it, it would be 1. Post Human 2. That’s the Spirit 3.Sempiternal But I do have to say that That’s the Spirit and Post Human Are almost tied for me
Parasite eve is one of the few songs that introduced me to BMTH. I love all their albums although there is still things that I like more. I am ashamed that I was a bit late for the early BMTH, so I don’t know if I can call myself a fan. Although, I did listen to their few songs back then but not to the point as I was right now.
I have worked a signifficant number of years in event security and having an artist jump the fence is one of the most nerve racking things that can happen. everyone in security steps up into the fence steps and tries our very best to try an see what the artist is doing and if anything is happening and always 100% ready to jump the fence and assist that artist. and a crowd surfe is even worse.
Great video, very informative, but for the love of God, please work on your audio levels. Your commentary and interview videos are super quiet and the music is SCREAMING.
I never really heard bmth but i appreciate annd respect that they are just doing what they want. I know it gets hard for first hour fans sometimes but they keep pushing their own limits and thats awesome af.
I think Amo is BMTH most unknown “new” album. But I honestly think Amo has some of the best songs, Sugar Honey Ice And Tea remains one of my fav BMTH songs.
I owe Bring Me a lot. I remember being around 5 years old (i'm 20 now) when my brother (28 years old) introduced me to We Came as Romans and I absolutely fell in love. Skip a few years and I get into Bring Me, Ice Nine Kills (THE OG INK!! BEFORE THE HORROR FILM SHIT! Biggest flex is I saw them in the Basement in Rock City and met them after in 2016). I can't get over how much metalcore has allowed me and my oldest brother to bond; especially through Bring Me. I listened to the Royal Albert Hall performance on repeat a few years back, had an emo phase relapse in 2020, and cried at Overture. Now, two days ago, I saw them for the second time in Sheffield and they played Overture into Doomed during the encore. I've never cried at a show before then, but when I tell you I felt fucking RAPTURE, screaming and crying out the lyrics to Doomed. I've never felt this with metalcore before, I just felt so much and let the music absorb me it was such a sublime experience. BMTH is and always will be my favourite band of all time and I thank my brother for introducing them to me!
I remember when my dad told me he saw bmth when they first came to australia and he saw them for their first show, he lovedit and still loves all his stuff!
The concert with the live orchestra is one of the most powerful and amazing performances of BMTH. Can you feel my heart hits different in that setting. Incredible band.
The way they startet the show was amazing as well. Doomed was the perfect choice
The Albert hall? So amazing
I wish they would go back to albert hall, the live album they did there was incredible
why is there no 4k Blu ray about this!!! would love to FEEL it
I listen to the concert literally nonstop.
A couple pieces you skipped (probably to keep it from getting too long) started with the Royal Albert Hall orchestral charity performance, before performing Drown, Oli shared that the song was written for his friend Aiden, who had been fighting against brain cancer. Oli announced that Aiden was in the audience that night and asked everyone to cheer because Aiden had won his battle.
Fast forward to Amo
The last track “i don’t know what to say” gets overlooked, but Oli wrote that song for Aiden also… sadly, though it’s a tribute. Shortly after the night at Royal Albert, Aiden’s cancer returned, and Aiden passed away.
Oli shared quite a bit about it all in interviews, but 1 detail not well known, is the orchestra that played when Aiden was in the crowd, is the same orchestra that plays on the “I don’t know what to say” track.
As someone who has lost someone to cancer, and having lost my best friend, I know people are critical of Amo, but for me, it is a bittersweet project deserving its own space.
This is so beautiful to know, thank you so much for sharing this🖤
I think his friend's name was Aiden though.
Yeah this is so emotional. I loved Amo, and I personally think its the bands most overlooked album.
@@stop.the.clocks you are very right& I edited to correct my brain fart. lol thank you
Sempiternal is definitely their best album, sleepwalking is so special to me
A random girl I played with on the ps4 in 2014 introduced me to them (diamonds aren’t forever), I’ll never forget that
Sempiternal is a banger, sleepwalking is my wife's fav Bring Me song too!
@@BreakdownMediaYT she knows what’s up
I was introduced to diamonds aren’t forever in the middle school bathroom by some kids I helped disable the smoke detector with so he could smoke a cigarette. Great times.
Normie midwit opinion.
I'm a heavy deathcore head, but I agree sepiternal is prolly best
Their willingness to make the music they want to and not what they're told to make is the precise reason they're my favourite band. You never know what you're getting with them but you always know it's going to be awesome.
Couldn't have said it better myself
Its a bit deeper than that imo, cause avenged sevenfold went down the F the fans this is what we're gonna play route and it flopped. Bring me is more like " we're gonna play this, I know you're gonna complain rn but trust us its gonna be good as hell."
I like this comparison! @@RM0311
yes but that's become a cliche too, many bands do that "we do whatever the fuck we want" thing, do you have to virtue signal that you do that? just do music and st fuck up.
Just an incredible band that will go down as one of the best in the biz as well as one of the most fun to follow.
Absolutely!
Started listening to this band two weeks ago and they’re great.
Man it’s funny cause I grew up on this, like grew up on it before I was even 10. My dad was a big fan, and then I became a fan.
@@sultanofslander Oh my god, that's dope. What're some of your fav songs/albums so far?
Never even heard of them.
The band knew Oli was lying about that Coldplay incident 💀 look at them!
„When I came out of rehab, i didn’t wanna scream anymore, I wanted to sing from the foockin rooftops“ bless him, I’m so so happy for him ❤
As much as I respect that. He is still an arsehole, even to his fans.
I’ve recently found out about this band(crazy right?!) I’ve heard some of their songs on Tiktok but didn’t really know the band. Few days ago I went to Fall Out Boy’s concert in Boston and BMTH were one of the openings for that night, I immediately loved their songs, specially their crazy vibes and Oli’s energy on stage. It’s really cool to watch this video and actually learn about them.
You have soooo many great songs ahead of you.. I wish I could go back to hearing some of their songs for the first time again.. eagerly awaiting the next album Nex Gen
They only played songs from their later albums on that tour. Listen to "It Never Ends", it's their best song.
Because tonoight will be the noight that I will fall for you.. over agaaaiinn!
I went to a show on that tour in Salt Lake and damn, it was awesome. Oli came out to the lawn to say hi to everyone which was pretty cool.
Same. I was scrolling through Reels on FB and every advert that came up was a different song from Bring Me. Finally I was like fuk it, lets take a listen and omg! I've been listening ever since!
Sempiternal will always have a soft spot in my heart, it was my entry to the band, I knew of them before, but at the time their earlier album was too heavy for my taste. However these days, I can basically put on any of their albums new and old and have a good time. Really comes down to mood, stays one of my favourite bands, fantastic live too
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we all talk about oli on coldplay's table but never matt keen who climbed on top of someone elses table and slaming his guitar down onto the table
It's crazy, I'm 21 so I was 2 years old when BMTH was formed. I went to their concert in february where I met so many teenage fans, I then bonded over BMTH with my 40 year old dentist. BMTH impacted so many people of completely different age, backround, with different struggles. I personally love Suicide season but it's astonishing how they manage to evolve and experiment while still staying true to the essence of Bring me the horizon. The songs may sound different, but the feelings stay the same
They abandoned the group that they used to be. That's the reason many long-time fans no longer look forward to their music
That’s cool. I bond with all sorts of people that feel they are trash. So on both sides, they bring people together
I'm 61 n love them. Just seen them in concert in Jan 24 with my daughter who's 24 and loves Bad Omens who were the support. Fantastic concert!
Ludens has gotta be my fav song.
Pop and metal perfectly mixed with each other for a banger song. And the breakdown, of course.
Ludens is one of my favs too!
Yo, I was _not_ expecting a response from @@BreakdownMediaYT themselves! Lovin' your content recently, especially your Bad Omens vid!
jesus, rock and metal fans do NOT know the difference between electronic and pop 💀
@@nrv3907, I would say it's a combo of electronic and pop.
Then again, it's been a long time since I last listened to either genre so...
There is zero pop in Ludens. Come on.
That explanation as to why he left the stage and went to Coldplays table is hilarious 🤣🤣
For me its like linkin park, differents album, differents style. I love both discographies.
I’ve been an OG BMTH fan since the beginning. Oli and the band have helped me thru so many moments in my life. Music has always helped me thru many difficult moments in life, yet for some reason BMTH has always pulled me thru my darkest… without the power of music I feel a lot of people would not be here…music has such a strong impact on so many people and it’s bands like BMTH that will never truly understand the impact they have made. When I saw them in concert this past year, I felt so many emotions at that show as so many of their songs mean something so strong to me. It as truly the best concert I have been too.
when the crowd sing in the orchestra live it hit hard af.. so beautiful
5:52 maybe the longest album title
Well buddyy....
Bring me coming out with that "music to listen to~Dance to~Blaze to~Pray to~Feed to~Sleep to~Talk to~Grind to~Trip to~Breathe to~Help to~Hurt to~Scroll to~Roll to~Love to~Hate to~Learn Too~Plot to~Play to~Be to~Feel to~Breed to~Sweat to~Dream to~Hide to~Live to~Die to~Go To"
😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨
Im so glad to call myself a BMTH fan ever since Suicide Season album and being able to go through all these years of struggles with mental health and depression and all that while listening to BMTH and actually feeling a bit better.
All that marketing baby, hell yeah ate you right up.
I agree 100%. BMTH will go down as one of the best ever. Insanely talented band that has only gotten better and better. Awesome band!
This band IS a huge boost to my life, really one of the reasons I can get thru another day. Everything, I mean literally all they do is succeed. If they've any input or are even just around something, they influence or make it better, they add their signature 💥💥💥 to it raising tiers. Great video, see ya😊
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Thank you, Bring Me are my favourite band so was fun to do a vid on them!
All of BMTH music is fantastic, people need to just accept bands will change, they don't stay the same for fans. They want more fans, not just the same ones. I love their old stuff and new stuff, but I'll be honest, I prefer their newer stuff
Preach
Dude I’m forever dedicated to this band , regardless of change they are the best ! Hands down !
I took music for GCSE's and I'd never even played an instrument before but I was so passionate about music because of BMTH. I did a composition of Sleepwalking for one of my course work pieces and I learnt how to play the piano just for that. I've never been heavily into the behind the scenes stuff but their music from Sempiternal to current day dominates my top 10. I can't wait for Nex Gen
The funny thing is that i followed the band in my youth, then kinda fell out of touch with it for a few years in which i heard their old but no new songs and then discovered newer songs, now i follow them actively again for a few years
This had to be so fun for you to make☺️ Great vid.
I mean I only had 7 mental breakdowns editing this video 👀 but nah it was fun learning more about my favourite band!
They all are so intensely gifted. Their exploration and experiments in different musical genres proves that to me.
The amount of courage that attempt takes and doing it well as well ...
Oli and Jordan also just have such a way of seeing music which aids their composition of their sound and songs.
I'm neurodivergent and I cannot tell you how centring listening to their music is to me. They all deserve the success.
Ludens is also a favourite of mine, especially when listening to it with headphones due to the effect during the lyrics: 'So come outside it's time to see the tide; it's out of sight but never out of mind'. Just gives me chills.
I love this type of content 🫶🏾! These mini documentaries are hella informative and just make me love these bands even more. Keep it up 🤘🏾🤘🏾!
I love that, thank you 🙏
Hearing the intro and rest of Shadow Moses for the first time in 2013 was almost a spiritual momemt for me and I've been a fan ever since. I've seen them live 5 times now and I'll se them again on Nex gen tour with Bad Omens, that happens to be my most listned band of 2022 on Spotify (only year that BMTH didnt make it to the top). What a time to be alive ❤
This is band just pure fun and talent, they turned Ed Sheeran's boring song into something that's not only enjyoable, but actually really fucking good.
Amo got me back into them from when I listened to them when I was younger. It’s an album that got me into their older stuff again and I’m forever grateful. Also it was just very relatable for the period of my life it came out in
sempiternal is the metalcore album that got me into metal nearly 12 years ago
Sandpit turtle is my favorite bmth album.
This is sandpit turtle will we ever see the end
The most incredible band! I was fortunate to see them live in May and I can't wait for another tour! Oli's vocals and screams are incomparable. He doesn't strain his vocal chords, it literally comes from his soul. The fact that BMTH have been together since they were teens just shows you that their continued metamorphosis of their music works and keeps them constantly relevant! 🔥🔥
Suicide Season incorporated a lot of hardcore metal and sludge elements. CYB was purely a deathcore/metalcore album while the next two sounded way more punk in essence. They never stopped testing new waters.
It even had a post-rock section in the title track
Sludge ?? Sorry but as a sludge fan just no.
Actually you have some really post metal/post hxc parts in suicide season and there is a hell but no sludge
Then NO, NO, BY ANY MEANS lol@@raphiki2
@@PaleRiderTCG just give me one sludge part in the album
I said elements, first off. That's like if I said 'doom elements' to refer a song of a band that DOESN'T necessarily do doom. Let's not forget the nuances of my message along the way. Also, sludge applies to both rock and metal genres. But anyways, to say a quite famous part; take Chelsea Smile itself, the 'breakdwon' for 'Repent, repent'@@raphiki2
I'm so happy oli improved hs voice again, he sounds so fucking good live these days!!
I haven't watched this yet, but I wanted to engage and support your new type of vids. Cheers mate.
I really appreciate that thank you 🖤
My first song I heard by Bring Me was In the Dark, one of their less Metal songs, but still an absolute Banger.
“One of the longest album names in history”
Music to Listen to~Dance to~Blaze to~Pray to~Feed to~Sleep to~Talk to~Grind to~Trip to~Breathe to~Help to~Hurt to~Scroll to~Roll to~Love to~Hate to~Learn Too~Plot to~Play to~Be to~Feel to~Breed to~Sweat to~Dream to~Hide to~Live to~Die to~Go To: Am I a joke to you?
I like the moention of bad omens at the end, i only recently discoverd them but its easy to see they are on the same path as bring me. Both have extremely talented vocalists
Found bring me in 2015-2016, first song I heard was 'pray for plagues', I still love every album since then. They're one of the only bands where I don't think I could ever dislike a song
This is an absolutely sick documentary and history of the band. Good shit.
Hi! I am a 15 year old, and I wanted to share my story with being me the horizon. (And sorry for any grammar and spelling mistakes)
It was late 2020 and I wanted to start to listen to more diverse music. I was already into some rock music, and I wanted to try to listen to metal.
What better way to start to listen to a genere is, then to go to Spotify and listen to a playlist made by them? I opened "metal kickass", and one of the first songs that came out was "dear diary," by bring me the horizon. I fell in love with the song.
Then I started to listen to the band more. I loved every single song I heard, amo or cyb. I was mindblowed by how good they ware.
This band was gate opening, because of them I started to listen to metalcore, other hardcore subgenre, metal and more. Also, due to theire musical diversity I am pretty open to any genere.
In this period I also was in a pretty bad depression, and they ware there for me. I felt so good and comfortable when I listened to them. I felt like I had something to relate and relay on (one of the best feelings ever).
I love this band and I cannot ever thank them enough. Because of them I am who I am, I listen to the music I listen, I think the way I think and more.
If there is any chance any of the memebers of the band are seeing this: I love you guys. Thank you for anything
My daughter has also started to listen to BMTH in 2020 and she's also 15 now )))
Lol Olis English is so raw. Love it. That NME thing was badass. I quit paying attention to em after they dropped the death core sound. Their new stuff sounds like it's going back to the roots. I dig it.
Really, the modern Beatles.
I was a teen when they first appeared all my friends at the time were amazed of the music and its great to see them still making great music
The most progressive band I’ve ever heard. I’ve enjoyed their entire journey and they’ve proven that they can do nearly any genre.
bmth the most progressive band.. dude , you really need to broaden your horizons
I don’t think There Is A Hell gets enough love.
Yeah, it's actually my favorite album not just from them but like period.
Yeah I don't understand why
I was in 6th grade when Count Your Blessings dropped. I was hooked immediately. Every album that came thereafter felt perfect because my music taste kept evolving and I felt like each album grew and changed in the exact way I needed them to.
I dont know man. Most people just love BMTH all the way from 2000s to now.
Only keyboard warriors on reddit hate them. Well they hate all music besides their own exquisite taste ofc.
I was one of those people who grew up with BMTH so after Count Your Blessings I started liking them less and less.
But I saw them live shortly after Heaven/Hell came out, and hearing it live with all the strings and synths was absolutely perfect and I fell in love with them all over again.
Great doc m8. I love me some 2000s British Emo/Post Hardcore. Bands like; Funeral For a Friend, Enter Shikari, Asking Alexandria, and of course BMTH are some of my favorite bands. I mean England is always putting out cutting edge quality music.
0:54 Imagine in another universe bmth was called Murder on the dance floor, that'd be crazy
Still better than BOTDF by far
My first concert was bmth when I was 14 on valentine's day. Sempiternal era, and one of the fondest nights ever still. Got to crowd surf and high five oli too haha it was the highlight of my life for a few years
Sempiternal and Suicide season are THE best albums also their backstory is very interesting.
bmth's music style has almost perfectly evolved with my own music taste and it's always blown my mind how well they do everything they try out
Is Ollie the only member of BMTH? That's the vibe I get from the thumbnail
Having artists experiment with their art instead of doing the same thing again and again, is the best thing ever, it's exiting! it's fun! and it makes you a better artist. I've been doing art since i was a small kid and trying new things will always help you improve!
These guys literally carved their way through music history. They will probably be remembered forever
these dudes are true artists and innovators while still keeping the meaning behind the work
when i was a little small emo teen when i was sad i would watch the sempiternal tour live. It brought me so much joy
I spent all my teenage years only vaguely knowing about bmth's existence, mostly because i was more of a three days grace/early 30stm/shinedown/metallica etc. kind of rock/metal fan, and i really didn't enjoy this type of screamo that much. the only screamo band i liked was dead by april, and i only liked about 3 songs of theirs at the time. that's the spirit was the first time i liked bmth's music, i was completely obsessed with throne when it came out, it was my ringtone for like 2 years and everyone got annoyed with it 😂 then amo was very up my alley as a fan of electronic and synth/edm sounds - nihilist blues still makes me want to ascend into the skies. but it completely changed with post human. parasite eve came out at a PERFECT time, the intro is a remixed folklore song from my country and it pulled me in IMMEDIATELY. i was so obsessed with it that it shot up to #1 on my spotify on repeat in LESS THAN A DAY... the catharsis i experienced with parasite eve can only be matched by kingslayer. and kingslayer... causes a visceral reaction in me. those two songs opened me up to heavier sounding music. i still haven't listened to all of their stuff and i think i probably won't be that into their older music (i do absolutely love can you feel my heart though), but post human is one of my favourite EPs i've ever listened to. the way they mixed their old sound with their new one to create these gorgeous contrasting sounds, between gentle and heavy, just perfectly encapsulates what i love about their sound, as well as all the singles that have come out from that era onwards. the cathartic experience of going from screaming to gentle singing to addicting melodies (especially in songs like kool aid!!), electronic sounds with heavy guitars... if anyone asks me to describe my inner self with a musical sound, i would probably choose that. they opened me up to heavier genres and that's made me appreciate more artists. i'm seeing them live this year and i'm absolutely buzzing!!
I don't get people that reject bands that evolve and change, as you grow, your music taste changed.
I've always hated the old style of the band, but the modern stuff is unbelievable.
fun fact: drop dead clothing isnt a branch out, oli actually started it BEFORE bmth. he started bmth almost at the same time but yeah, drop dead has been around since the myspace days as well. thats where oli got his first customer base from, and part reason why bmth kicked off so fast was because people already knew oli as the guy selling cool alt shirts and wanted to check out his band.
I found BMTH a little after That's The Spirit was released and they have been my favorite band since.
They helped me get through some tough times back then. Saw them live in 2016 and cried through basically the whole concert LOL.
My favorite album is Sempiternal
I get a lot of fans being either pre or post SS fans, but I've loved seeing BMTH change their sound and evolve since the beginning
I love this band so much cause you never know what they are about to drop next, but you know it`s going to be dope!!! My personal favorite song is "i apologize if you feel something" cause it reduces my fear and stress to 0 when I`m having a panic attack. Even my therapist was kinda shocked how well this song works for me. Otherwise, it would be much harder to face my trauma. So, I`m extremly thankful.
I've been a fan since Count Your Blessings but it wasn't until Sempiternal that I realized they are my favorite band in the world. That album got me through some really rough times. When they went more mainstream, I respected it and ultimately became a huge fan of the albums That's The Spirit and Amo. Fast forward to current times...they are still my favorite band in the world and they always will be. That PHSH EP was one of the most epic pieces of music I've heard. I still get chills every time I hear Kingslayer and the live version with Baby Metal gives me even more chills. Cheers to many more years of BMTH!!!
It’s interesting to watch the band evolve and find their sound. They are getting better and better live.
I remember seeing them a couple years ago live, straight out of lockdown when the pandemic was easing off and they were incredible. I cant explain the energy they brought to the room. It was so needed after being trapped inside for so long.
Fish being considered the mastermind behind the scenes has me worried for there future now that hes gone, i have faith they have the talent but ever since jordan joined everything's been bangers
Dude this is well done. (Well made i mean).
Good work. You should be proud of yourself.
I remember the first day I heard Count Your Blessings, loved it and thought it was the pinnacle of deathcore, then I found Carnifex lol not a big fan of BMTH's latest material, but from a musical stand point, they're TOP quality releases!
suicide season is when i came into the BMTH fandom my best friend showed me diamonds arent forever and it was stuck in my head forever and still keep up with them
I've listened to Bmth since the This is what the edge of your seat was made for album and I have been an avid fan ever since. With all their albums, whether people like it or not, they've absolutely nailed the sound they were going for everytime and I love every one of their albums. Its different and fresh, they bring a new sound everytime so it doesnt get repetitive.Their musical talent and versatility is insane. One of the great metal bands of all time.
Honestly a band that is willing to experiment with their sound is always a blessing. So many bands get stuck with the one sound. I only became a fan of bmth in 2020 but “this ain’t heavy metal” is an absolute masterpiece in tone shifting for effect!
I'm the least openminded person when it comes to genre change. But it's amazing how bmth can manage to incorporate elements i usually hate in music and turn them into something to be my favorites!
They constantly experiment but still keep their own sound throughout the process
I’m gonna be seeing them live in april!! I’m so excited 🥰✨
I've watched this band grow, love their music, so different its my dream to screamo with Oli, their lyrics are meaninful and they are so down to earyh and care deeply about others, i might be 62, but yup love em ❤
That band name story is not at all what I expected lol I forgot he even said that in the movie
chelsea smile, sleepwalking, drown, i apologise if you feel something, cyfmh, house of wolves, parasite eve - BMTH are a powerhouse band. They are a ridiculous talent and will always have me as a fan.
Did no one else catch that he didn’t mention that’s the spirit????
Releasing Parasite Eve was absolutely needed. So many tours and gigs were cancelled during the pandemic, and BMTH at the o2 arena in London 2021 was my first concert in almost 2 years. They played Parasite Eve there, and it just felt so cathartic, 20,000 people shouting the "AHHHCHOOO!" like we were showing 2 fingers to the virus, and the stupidy of the government's handling of it.
One of my all time favorite bands hands down 🤘 😈 been a huge fan since their very first album back in 05’. I love how every single album is different than the last, and being extremely successful! I don’t think any other band has been able to pull that off, where every album is different and being successful and amazing. They have music for every single mood you can possibly have
They didnt name themselves after the first Pirates movie, they've said this many many times in interviews
sempiternal is my second favorite album i think post human survival horror is way better.
Fair point 👏🏻
Based 🤝 Survival Horror goes in. It’s my #1. For me 2nd place is almost a three way tie between, “amo,” and, “Sempiternal + There Is A Hell, Believe Me I’ve Seen It,” as when I listen to those latter two records, I listen to them resequenced and combined in a playlist of mine; moreover, those two records feel like two sides of the same coin whether it’s the lyrics or the music.
Hell, that’s why I wrote an (accidental) dissertation on, “The Fox & The Wolf,” and, “Chelsea Smile,” (if there would’ve been room I’d of added it to, “Can You Feel My Heart,” too) on the music site called, “Genius.”
There was a clue on Chelsea Smile, then Oli REALLY opened it up lyrically on the following two records. Then, musically, Sempiternal (as a result of Oli’s prolific ideas + Jordan’s skill sets + Lee & Matt being just as involved as ever) they were able to take musical elements that were only layers or added texture on, “There Is A Hell,” and instead make those elements the foundation for various songs.
Hell, Jordan & Lee gave a class on that approach back in 2014 in some outdoor area. Watch that some time, and it shows you what I mean.
EDIT: Found the class the two of them gave:
ruclips.net/video/b9uaKR8sZVo/видео.html
Homie...I love post human but it is in no way comparable to sempiternal, the album that single handedly changed metal core forever
@@jeziahlewin8550 sempiternal is not that good and did no such thing, it's good but PH is better, they took risks and did alot more prog-like stuff with it. It represents alot more than the sum of its parts for the band.
I thought I was the only one, if I could rank it, it would be
1. Post Human
2. That’s the Spirit
3.Sempiternal
But I do have to say that That’s the Spirit and Post Human Are almost tied for me
Royal Albert Hall is pure bliss. That concert makes me beyond happy to hear. Its beautiful. Shit literally brings me to tears, its so well done
Damn, I never knew they sampled "The Bet is Yet to Come", from MGS.
My cousin, Aoife NíFhearraigh, sang that! 😁💚💚
Parasite eve is one of the few songs that introduced me to BMTH. I love all their albums although there is still things that I like more. I am ashamed that I was a bit late for the early BMTH, so I don’t know if I can call myself a fan. Although, I did listen to their few songs back then but not to the point as I was right now.
I have worked a signifficant number of years in event security and having an artist jump the fence is one of the most nerve racking things that can happen. everyone in security steps up into the fence steps and tries our very best to try an see what the artist is doing and if anything is happening and always 100% ready to jump the fence and assist that artist. and a crowd surfe is even worse.
16:00 that's gotta be a humbling a moment, both for the break up and the album response
Great video, very informative, but for the love of God, please work on your audio levels. Your commentary and interview videos are super quiet and the music is SCREAMING.
I never really heard bmth but i appreciate annd respect that they are just doing what they want. I know it gets hard for first hour fans sometimes but they keep pushing their own limits and thats awesome af.
Fantastic brother. Killing it
Appreciate that thank you!
I think Amo is BMTH most unknown “new” album. But I honestly think Amo has some of the best songs, Sugar Honey Ice And Tea remains one of my fav BMTH songs.
never knew about that coldplay thing... and especially that award performance xD
Such an incredible band. That's The Spirit literally saved my life
Jona Weinhofen was great, he added to the vocal range of the band. I enjoyed his presence in the band.
People seriously need to listen to all of Mick Gordons work, dude is getting slept on so bad, he's honestly a genius
I owe Bring Me a lot. I remember being around 5 years old (i'm 20 now) when my brother (28 years old) introduced me to We Came as Romans and I absolutely fell in love. Skip a few years and I get into Bring Me, Ice Nine Kills (THE OG INK!! BEFORE THE HORROR FILM SHIT! Biggest flex is I saw them in the Basement in Rock City and met them after in 2016). I can't get over how much metalcore has allowed me and my oldest brother to bond; especially through Bring Me.
I listened to the Royal Albert Hall performance on repeat a few years back, had an emo phase relapse in 2020, and cried at Overture.
Now, two days ago, I saw them for the second time in Sheffield and they played Overture into Doomed during the encore. I've never cried at a show before then, but when I tell you I felt fucking RAPTURE, screaming and crying out the lyrics to Doomed. I've never felt this with metalcore before, I just felt so much and let the music absorb me it was such a sublime experience.
BMTH is and always will be my favourite band of all time and I thank my brother for introducing them to me!
I remember when my dad told me he saw bmth when they first came to australia and he saw them for their first show, he lovedit and still loves all his stuff!
Incredibly it feels like they are only just getting started 🙌