Cast your mind back to 2015. The charts were full of pop, hip hop was exploding in new directions, and Bring Me The Horizon dropped That’s The Spirit — a record that completely changed the trajectory of their career and, honestly, the sound of modern rock. Ten years later, it’s hard to overstate just how big of a moment this album was.
That’s The Spirit saw BMTH lean fully into a more accessible, arena-ready sound without losing their edge. Tracks like “Throne” and “Happy Song” became instant anthems, crashing into playlists and blasting out of car stereos, while deeper cuts like “Drown” and “Avalanche” showed just how versatile the band had become. For a lot of fans, this was the first time BMTH felt like they’d broken out of the scene bubble and gone global.
And let’s be real — you couldn’t escape the umbrella logo. It was everywhere: T-shirts, hoodies, posters, tattoos. That symbol didn’t just represent an album; it became part of the band’s identity. It’s wild to think that a decade has passed since Oli Sykes and co. first brought those rainy vibes to the mainstream.
Now, as we hit the 10-year mark, Horizon Supply Co. is marking the occasion with a special anniversary collection. If you were there in 2015, this is a chance to relive the chaos, and if you discovered BMTH later, it’s the perfect excuse to dive into the album that bridged the gap between metalcore roots and stadium domination.
So, throw That’s The Spirit on repeat, scream along to “Throne” like you’re still a teenager in your bedroom, and let yourself feel a bit nostalgic. Because some albums don’t just age well — they grow into their own legends. And this one? It’s firmly in that category.
