Bring Me The Horizon have confirmed that they will begin writing material for their next studio album in late February.
A follow-up to There Is A Hell, Believe Me I’ve Seen It. There Is A Heaven, Let’s Keep It A Secret, the effort is tentatively expected out in summer.
According to NME, Bring Me The Horizon will soon begin writing their fourth album, and have tentative plans to enter the studio by summer.
The in-the-works follow-up to There Is A Hell, Believe Me I’ve Seen It. There Is A Heaven, Let’s Keep It A Secret reportedly will draw some influence from post-rock bands such as Explosions In The Sky and This Will Destroy You.
Further, the band’s 46-minute tour documentary, Lads on Tour, filmed by frontman Oli Sykes’ brother Tom Sykes, can be viewed below.
Bring Me The Horizon were involved in an altercation during their set Sunday night in Helsinki, Finland, in which two band members physically attacked hecklers in the audience.
Footage below (skip to 4:00) shows guitarist Jona Weinhofen losing his temper, repeatedly punching a concertgoer after jumping in the crowd during the band’s November 6th performance at The Circus in Helsinki. Frontman Oliver Sykes also joined the brawl, allegedly hitting a crowd member numerous times with his microphone.
“If you don’t like our band, then fuck off!” Sykes screamed at the crowd. “If you’ve got a problem, come here,” he urged the hecklers to come on stage.
You Me At Six will release their new album, Sinners Never Sleep, in North America on January 24th.
The effort is expected to see guest appearances from Bring Me The Horizon vocalist Oli Sykes and Parkway Drive’s Winston McCall.
A track called “Little Death” is available for download on Bandcamp.
Bring Me The Horizon’s music video for “Alligator Blood” can be streamed below.