Jul 24, 2026 · 15 min · 10 segments
Andrew and Dominique check out the new Bring Me the Horizon song "Dehumanized," a new single released in celebration of BMTH's re-recorded version of its 2006 debut album, *Count Your Blessings*. We…
I didn't mind this song, except that a song that sounds like this should be like max two minutes and 15 seconds.
This was almost four and a half minutes long.
I say we need more songs that sound like a scary snake is singing.
And Carrie, we literally did just do our first listen.
So this is very much stream of consciousness.
I'm going to pick one of the peaks on YouTube and we'll play a 10 seconds of Dehumanized.
Sound like a recording of hell.
I did pick one of the peaks on YouTube, one of the most replayed sections, and that section is pretty awesome.
You heard it here first, folks.
Andrew thinks it's awesome.
I like it.
I like the scary snake choir vibe.
Yeah,
I mean, if all of their material was like this, I would almost be a fan of the band.
I do like this a lot.
The four minutes, 28 seconds runtime, it does tip the hand a little bit that this band is not all about slam and mixing it up in the mosh pit.
They're about doing radio hits for active rock.
I didn't mind this song, except that a song that sounds like this should be like max two minutes and 15 seconds.
This was almost four and a half minutes long.
I say we need more songs that sound like a scary snake is singing.
And Carrie, we literally did just do our first listen.
So this is very much stream of consciousness.
I'm going to pick one of the peaks on YouTube and we'll play a 10 seconds of Dehumanized.
Sound like a recording of hell.
I did pick one of the peaks on YouTube, one of the most replayed sections, and that section is pretty awesome.
You heard it here first, folks.
Andrew thinks it's awesome.
I like it.
I like the scary snake choir vibe.
Yeah,
I mean, if all of their material was like this, I would almost be a fan of the band.
I do like this a lot.
The four minutes, 28 seconds runtime, it does tip the hand a little bit that this band is not all about slam and mixing it up in the mosh pit.
They're about doing radio hits for active rock.
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