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Bring Me The Horizon are teasing a ‘Dehumanized’ project

During their show in Kraków, Poland, last night, Bring Me The Horizon shared a chilling video that ended with the words 'DEHUMANIZED: COMING SOON' - but what could it be?

Bring Me The Horizon Oli Sykes live header Sick New World 2026 credit Stu Garneys
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Emma Wilkes
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Stu Garneys

Something mysterious is going on in the Bring Me The Horizon camp, judging by some eerie visuals they displayed during a show in Poland last night (June 9).

During Bring Me’s show at the TAURON Arena in Kraków, a video played showing a group of people being put through torturous conditions. The word ‘DEHUMANIZED’ came up on the screen at the end, followed by ‘COMING SOON’.

So what’s going on? BMTH’s touring cycle for the NeX GeN era has already been very extensive (we hate to scare you, but that epic UK arena tour where it all started was almost two and a half years ago) - are there more shows in the pipeline? Or maybe the Sheffield titans are turning their attention to the next chapter of the POST HUMAN cycle?

Oli Sykes shared photos of himself in the studio as far back as April last year, but didn’t give too much away during an interview with NME last summer when the band headlined Reading and Leeds.

“I’m already craving a fresh sound and making stuff like, ‘Oh, that’s sick but not now – that needs to be honed and crafted’,” he told the outlet. “There are songs I’m sitting on that are so sick, but it’s not ‘Nex Gen’, it’s something else. I still don’t know what that’s going to be. I know for a fact that I can’t write that now. I have to write that in a year when I’ve been away, and let my mind decompress and go, ‘What is the theme? What is the world? What is the sound?’

“We need that, definitely, but in terms of a strategic play, I just can’t see it happening because I just love it too much. Just accepting that it is what it is feels really good.”

Stay tuned for more news as and when we have it.

Catch Bring Me The Horizon playing Count Your Blessings in full for its 20th anniversary at BEC Arena in Manchester on July 10-11.

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