Bring Me The Horizon Unleash Creepy Teaser For New Song ‘Medicine’

December 29, 2018

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The countdown is ON until Bring Me The Horizon slap us about the ears with their sixth studio album Amo.

The LP is due to land on Friday, 25th January 2019 after the band shifted the release date back by two weeks, and we’ve already been treated to two singles — ‘Mantra’ and the Dani Filth-featuring ‘Wonderful Life’.

Now, it seems a third will be coming our way before the disc drops.

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Oli Sykes & co have just shared a creepy 20-second teaser on social media, featuring a CGI version of the fronman’s disembodied head and soundtracked by an orchestral score.

The video is captioned simply ‘Medicine’, which — as we already know — is the name of track 7 from the new album.

Give it a watch for yourself below, and catch BMTH live when they return to Australia in April of 2019 for a headline tour across Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne.