Bring Me the Horizon's long-awaited new album, POST HUMAN: NeX GEn, has finally arrived.
The band, led by frontman Oli Sykes, initially announced the record in June 2023, following their headlining set at Download Festival, and it was originally scheduled for release that September. It was delayed indefinitely since then, however, and the band parted ways with longtime member Jordan Fish in December.
In January BMTH teased the highly anticipated follow-up to 2020's POST HUMAN: SURVIVAL MODE further with a new single, "Kool-Aid," but only yesterday did they finally reveal the album's release date with a vivid teaser video.
The 16-track album includes the previously released singles "Kool-Aid," "LosT," "DArkSide," "AmEN!," "DiE4u" and "sTraNgeRs," as well as new collaborations with Underoath and AURORA.
"It's a real concept album, with a full narrative that connects to the first record, but the concept is hidden and buried," Sykes commented of the album. "Some people aren't going to be interested, but for some people it could be like a self-help book. There's a lot of things in there, some of it's quite clear, but a lot of it cryptic and hidden. People are gonna have to work it out."
Stream it below via YouTube.
