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Album Anniversaries: Selling Out Or Growing Up? 10 Years Later

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After signing with a major record label, Bring Me The Horizon refined their metalcore sound with its fourth album, creating a unique combination of heavy electronic tracks leading to lasting success 10 years after Sempiternal’s release.

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Album Anniversaries: Selling Out Or Growing Up? 10 Years Later, Bring Me The Horizon's 'Sempiternal' Remains an Integral Part of Their Sound — afterglow

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