Hear Bring Me the Horizon's Stunning Cover of ANOHNI's "Drone Bomb Me"

British rockers Bring Me the Horizon have released yet another version of their gushing love song "Mother Tongue," as well as a cover of English-born, New York-based artist ANOHNI's "Drone Bomb Me," for Spotify Sessions. 

Led by a piano and stripped down from the original, "Mother Tongue" lets the spotlight focus on frontman Oli Sykes' smooth vocals with minimal accompaniment outside of some well-placed harmonizing and acoustic guitar. Keyboardist Jordan Fish told Kerrang! of the track, "Vocal-wise it's quite a big song ... It's probably as close as we get to something like 'Drown' on this album. It's a love song, so it's an emotional one."

The second offering, a suave electronic track that builds layers on layers of delicate sampled instrumentation, is quite loyal to the ANOHNI original (which you can hear below) but more rooted in a human sound. Dynamic swells and Sykes' emotional performance give the unique song a pop sensibility while maintaining the number's experimental edge. 

Next up for BMTH is a handful of European festival dates and select U.S. appearances later this summer. Check out a full list of dates at this location.