Sempiternal

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Taking influence from ambient music, dance, reggae, pop music, [2] [24] nu metal [25] and both the soundscapes and "weird pianos" from film soundtracks. This record brought our band closer than ever and for that it will always have a special place in my heart.

At the end of this video it was revealed that the album was scheduled to be released on 29 April 2013.Although the band's split from Visible Noise wasn't strictly aggressive, the band wanted to join a major record label due to the lack of resources and support an independent label could offer during the album's development and promotion. AllMusic gave the album a positive review saying, "Bring Me the Horizon have been working slowly but surely to refine their sound for years now, and with Sempiternal, it feels like their patience and hard work are finally beginning to pay dividends. In 2011, Bring Me the Horizon were finishing up the tour that was held in support of the band's previous album There Is a Hell Believe Me I've Seen It. The band announced on their Facebook and Twitter pages that their third single would be " Go to Hell, for Heaven's Sake" and would officially release the song as a single on 10 June.

The band initially wanted to begin recording the album in May 2012, however, Sykes believed it was too soon and that the band should just demo for a few months instead.Bring Me the Horizon embarked on their headline tour of the United States in support of Sempiternal. The introductory song "Can You Feel My Heart" was a musical experiment which helped sculpt the style of Sempiternal. Previous examples of where they've written was Arboga, Sweden for Suicide Season [10] and rural Scotland for There Is a Hell.