Several Bring Me The Horizon albums — ‘Suicide Season’ and ‘There Is a Hell Believe Me I’ve Seen It’ — debut on multiple charts in the U.K. following vinyl reissues. LEEDS, ENGLAND – AUGUST 24: (EDITORIAL USE ONLY) Oli Sykes of Bring Me the Horizon performs onstage during Leeds Festival at Bramham Park on August 24, 2025 in Leeds, England. (Photo by Matthew Baker/Getty Images for ABA)
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Bring Me the Horizon scored a new top-performing album in the United Kingdom less than a month ago with Count Your Blessings: Repented. The set is essentially a reworked and modernized version of the group’s debut full-length, Count Your Blessings, which will turn 20 this fall.
Only a short time after Count Your Blessings: Repented launched – even managing to crack the top 10 on the Official Albums chart, the main ranking of the most-consumed full-lengths and EPs in the nation – the rockers are back. Multiple Bring Me the Horizon classics either debut on various rankings or return this time around, sometimes in loftier spots than ever before.
The chart surge comes after Bring Me the Horizon’s early catalog was recently repressed and reissued on vinyl as part of the band’s anniversary celebration surrounding two decades of Count Your Blessings. The eco-vinyl pressings bring several older titles back to the format, with some becoming available on wax for the first time on the continent in years.
Bring Me The Horizon Scores Two New Vinyl Bestsellers
Two Bring Me the Horizon collections debut on the Official Vinyl Albums chart this week, and both launch within the top 40. Suicide Season performs best, opening at No. 16. There Is a Hell Believe Me I’ve Seen It also reaches the vinyl-only tally for the first time, starting its run at No. 39.
Bring Me The Horizon Reaches 10 Vinyl Chart Wins
With two new hits on the list, Bring Me the Horizon now claims a milestone 10 appearances on the Official Vinyl Albums ranking. That career total grows significantly in a single frame, as both Suicide Season and There Is a Hell Believe Me I’ve Seen It join the group’s collection of vinyl bestsellers at the same time.
Here are all of Bring Me the Horizon’s titles that have placed on the Official Vinyl Albums chart.
- No. 1 – Amo
- No. 2 – That’s the Spirit
- No. 2 – Post Human: Survival Horror
- No. 2 – Post Human: Nex Gen
- No. 3 – Count Your Blessings | Repented
- No. 6 – Sempiternal
- No. 11 – L.I.V.E in São Paulo (Live Immersive)
- No. 16 – Suicide Season
- No. 22 – Lo-Files
- No. 39 – There Is a Hell Believe Me I’ve Seen It
Bring Me The Horizon Returns To The Physical Albums Chart
The same two sets also return to the Official Physical Albums chart, where they’ve landed before. Suicide Season reenters the roster at No. 32, while There Is a Hell Believe Me I’ve Seen It breaks back in much lower, at No. 83.
Suicide Season performs especially well this week, as its No. 32 reentry point represents a new high point for the title.
Bring Me The Horizon Brings Three Albums Back To The Rock Chart
Bring Me the Horizon is busiest this week on the Official Rock & Metal Albums chart, the only U.K. ranking where three of its releases return simultaneously. Suicide Season, There Is a Hell Believe Me I’ve Seen It and Count Your Blessings all reenter the genre-specific tally, coming in at Nos. 4, 18 and 26, respectively.
Suicide Season comes closest to matching its previously-established best showing. The album misses out on finding its way back to its No. 3 peak by only one space.