Bring Me The Horizon - There Is a Hell Believe Me I've Seen It. There Is a Heaven Let's Keep It a Secret. (Black Vinyl)

There Is a Hell Believe Me I’ve Seen It. There Is a Heaven Let’s Keep It a Secret. is the ambitious third album from Bring Me The Horizon, returning in this limited black double-vinyl edition. Originally released in 2010, the record marked a decisive leap forward for the Sheffield band, combining their metalcore foundations with electronic textures, choral arrangements, cinematic interludes and a more emotionally exposed style of songwriting.

Produced by Fredrik Nordström, the album opens with the sweeping Crucify Me, featuring Canadian artist Lights, before moving through the anthemic force of It Never Ends, the volatile Fuck with Josh Franceschi of You Me At Six, and the haunting Don’t Go. Elsewhere, Alligator Blood, Visions and Blacklist retain the band’s trademark aggression, while Memorial and Blessed With a Curse reveal a more atmospheric and reflective side.

The album’s expanded palette made it a crucial bridge between the raw intensity of Suicide Season and the increasingly adventurous work that followed. Guest appearances are integrated into the record’s narrative rather than treated as distractions, and the contrast between crushing guitars, electronic detail and layered vocals gives the album a sense of scale that still feels distinctive. It is both one of Bring Me The Horizon’s heaviest records and one of their most carefully constructed.

This 2026 edition is the first European and UK pressing of the album in a decade. Spread across two black vinyl LPs, the twelve-track sequence is divided over four sides, giving the dense production and dynamic arrangements room to breathe. It is an essential addition for collectors and for anyone tracing the evolution of modern metalcore into a broader, more experimental form. There Is a Hell... captures Bring Me The Horizon at a turning point: still ferocious, but already reaching far beyond the boundaries of the scene that produced them.