The BRIT Awards happened at London’s O2 Arena this past Saturday (March 2) and Bring Me The Horizon singer Oli Sykes and drummer Mat Nicholls did an interview with NME and talked about their new album, “Post Human: Nex Gen”.
Sykes said, “It’s nearly finished, but it’s not finished yet.”
Nicholls said, “It’s not quite finished, but it’s closer than it has ever been. We came back off tour and built a studio in Sheffield and, yeah, just cracked on, got our heads down and everyone pulled together. And, yeah, we’re getting there. It’s this close [holds two fingers very near each other].”
Sykes talked about the fact that they’ve been talking about new music for a while now, “Every time we think we’ve got it, we get another song, and it’s, like, ‘Oh.’ It’s gonna be very good though. It’s like the best album ever. So it’ll be worth the wait.”
Nicholls added: “It does sound really good, and we’re really happy with it. It takes time, doesn’t it? You can’t rush these things.”
You heard a new Bring Me The Horizon song, ‘Kool-Aid’, back in January ’24. It was the first new song after longtime keyboardist and percussionist Jordan Fish left the band in December ’23.
