Amo

Bring Me the Horizon · 2019

51 min · 13 tracks · pop rock · alternative metal · metalcore

A genre-blurring exploration of electronic, metal, and pop that pulses with emotional intensity.

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Best for: dynamic emotional journeys wave-like pacing fluctuations short, immersive listening sessions
Context: In 2019, Bring Me the Horizon was transitioning from their metalcore roots to a more eclectic sound with 'Amo', marking their sixth studio album. This release followed the critically acclaimed 'That's the Spirit' (2015) and showcased their willingness to experiment with various genres, including pop and electronic elements.
If you like: pop rock, alternative metal, metalcore
What next: Post Human: Survival Horror — It continues the genre-blurring sound with a darker, more aggressive energy.

Amo is an album by Bring Me the Horizon, released in 2019. A genre-blurring exploration of electronic, metal, and pop that pulses with emotional intensity. The album debuted at number one on the UK Albums Chart and received a Grammy nomination for Best Metal Performance for the track 'MANTRA'. Its innovative blend of styles influenced a wave of artists within the metal and rock scenes, broadening the boundaries of what contemporary heavy music could encompass. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Amo sound like?

A genre-blurring exploration of electronic, metal, and pop that pulses with emotional intensity. Rooted in pop rock and alternative metal. Start with "MANTRA".

Is Amo a good place to start with Bring Me the Horizon?

Yes, Amo is recommended as a starting point for new Bring Me the Horizon listeners. A genre-blurring exploration of electronic, metal, and pop that pulses with emotional intensity. In 2019, Bring Me the Horizon was transitioning from their metalcore roots to a more eclectic sound with 'Amo', marking their sixth studio album. This release followed the critically acclaimed 'That's the Spirit' (2015) and showcased their willingness to experiment with various genres, including pop and electronic elements.

Who is Amo for?

Amo works well if you're into dynamic emotional journeys, wave-like pacing fluctuations and short, immersive listening sessions.

How many songs are on Amo?

Amo has 13 tracks, running approximately 51 minutes.