Review

"That's The Spirit" by Bring Me the Horizon marks a bold evolution in the band's sound, shifting away from their metalcore roots toward a more polished, alternative rock aesthetic. Released in 2015, the album blends heavy guitar riffs with atmospheric electronics and infectious hooks, showcasing the band's ability to craft accessible yet emotionally resonant tracks. Songs like "Throne," "Drown," and "Happy Song" highlight the album's dynamic range—from anthemic choruses to raw vulnerability. Vocalist Oli Sykes delivers a powerful performance, balancing aggressive energy with melodic clarity. Though some long-time fans may miss the heavier aspects of the band's earlier work, "That's The Spirit" demonstrates a confident reinvention, offering a mature and thoughtfully produced record that expanded Bring Me the Horizon's audience while retaining their signature intensity. It's a compelling listen that solidifies the band's place in modern rock.