Were you to draw a straight line between then and now, the one you would use for the teenaged Bring Me The Horizon who first screamed out of Sheffield in 2004, and the band who now sit as one of Britain’s biggest and most influential, might ask you if you were joining the right things together. The only reason you can believe, looking backward, that they are the same band is because you know it happened. From the other end, nobody could have predicted what would come next. But what you realise now is that the messy metal din of 2004 was nowhere near their final form. The band realised that, too. And thus, looking back through BMTH’s catalogue, especially some of the less well-tended corners, is to chart a band growing, learning, experimenting and creating. Put together a&nbs...
