BRING ME THE HORIZON RETURN TO THEIR DEATHCORE ROOTS WITH “DEHUMANIZED”

Bring Me The Horizon have unleashed “Dehumanized,” a ferocious new track that sees the Sheffield outfit embracing the deathcore aggression that first put them on the map. Released alongside an official music video, the song serves as the latest preview of Count Your Blessings | Repented, the band's upcoming re-recording of their landmark 2006 debut album, arriving July 10.

For longtime fans, “Dehumanized” feels like a homecoming. While Bring Me The Horizon have spent the better part of the last decade reinventing themselves across metalcore, alternative rock, electronic music, and pop experimentation, this new offering is a reminder that the band's roots are firmly planted in the world of blast beats, breakdowns, and bone-crushing riffs.

“Dehumanized” wastes no time getting to work. From the opening seconds, the track is relentless, combining razor-sharp guitar work, pummeling drums, and guttural vocal performances that recall the raw intensity of the band's earliest material. Yet despite the throwback approach, the production feels massive and modern, giving the song clarity and impact that set it apart from the original Count Your Blessings era.

The release also arrives as Bring Me The Horizon celebrate the 20th anniversary of the album that introduced them to the heavy music world. Rather than simply remastering the record, the band chose to completely re-record it with modern production while preserving the chaos and spirit that made it a deathcore classic. Count Your Blessings | Repented will feature all 10 re-recorded songs, plus “Dehumanized” as a brand-new bonus track.

The accompanying music video only amplifies the song's brutality, pairing its crushing sound with blood-soaked visuals and an unrelenting sense of chaos. It's a fitting visual companion to one of the heaviest songs the band has released in years.

For fans who have spent years hoping to hear Bring Me The Horizon dive back into deathcore, “Dehumanized” delivers exactly what they've been waiting for: uncompromising heaviness, blistering intensity, and a reminder that one of the genre's most influential bands can still level a room when they want to.

Count Your Blessings | Repented arrives July 10.