Louis Joubert

To put it simply, this is a great collection of great songs from a great time period of Bring Me The Horizon's music. Personally I prefer listening to the albums separately, but if you're interested in the individual songs, look no further.

A lot of deep and meaningful topics are handled extraordinarily well in this album. Love the lyrics, adore the music and wanting a louder sound system to listen to it through.

I recommend it to proper metalheads, but some may find it difficult to listen to. I personally enjoy listening to it (after listening to their later albums first).

This album can drag you out of bed in the morning; put you to sleep; make you jump around singing and make you cry; all in 53mins and in a good way.

A clear example of the innovation and creativity that Bring Me The Horizon carry with them as composers of music, regardless of genre. Brilliant mixing creates an ambience that puts one in a special space of mind when listening through decent headphones or a decent sound system. Lyrics and overall musicality are decent, just maybe not as introspective as previous albums. Highly recommend giving it a listen.

Absolutely thrilling and utterly beautiful. This performance plays with your emotions in the best ways possible, not only through lyrics and visuals but also through the musicality brought from the band combined with the orchestra.

Their best live performance, in my opinion, accompanied by a setlist of songs that will take you through so many emotions you'll feel like a changed person afterwards. Absolutely love it, just a shame it isn't on apple music/Spotify.

If you're having a tough time with life, or you're in need of some music to headbang to, or even just to calmy listen to and process. This is the album for you.

Deep and introspective lyrics combined with a musicality that mixes metalcore with more modern sounds masterfully. All around a joy to listen to, rock out to and even have a good cry to if you want