From teenage deathcore fury to genre-blurring pop experiments, BMTH's discography is one of the most dramatic artistic evolutions in heavy music. Which album defines them?
1SempiternalThe 2013 landmark album that marked BMTH's shift from metalcore to a more electronic-influenced alternative rock sound, featuring 'Can You Feel My Heart?' and 'Shadow Moses'.
2That's the SpiritThe 2015 breakthrough pop-rock album that brought BMTH to arena-filling mainstream success with anthems like 'Happy Song' and 'Throne'.
3There Is a Hell...The ambitious 2010 post-hardcore opus that expanded the band's sound with orchestral arrangements and conceptual depth.
4amoThe bold 2019 genre-defying album exploring pop, electronic, and industrial sounds, including the Grammy-nominated 'Medicine'.
5Suicide SeasonThe 2008 metalcore breakthrough album that established BMTH as leaders of the British heavy music scene.
6Count Your BlessingsThe brutal 2006 debut deathcore album recorded when the band were teenagers, still revered by heavy music purists.
7POST HUMAN: NeX GEnThe 2024 full-length return that pushed into industrial rock and hyperpop territory, embracing extremes on both ends of the spectrum.
