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In early 2000, while still in school, he began crafting compilation CDs and short tracks under the name Quakebeat. [5] He also played in the mock hip-hop band "Womb 2 Da Tomb" with his brother Tom Sykes and fellow Bring Me the Horizon member Matt Nicholls, [6] and in metal band "Purple Curto" with Neil Whiteley, as the drummer/vocalist under the pseudonym "Olisaurus", which he would later use ...
The song centres around Oliver Sykes' last relationship with Hannah Snowdon. Their marriage ended in a messy divorce in early 2016. [9] While Sykes has explained that the song "Ouch" also talks about that situation, keyboardist Jordan Fish revealed that "Medicine" is "connected to that too." Fish said of the song's lyrics:
Oliver Sykes said those would be Bring Me the Horizon's last European dates before recording their fourth album. [38] Bring Me the Horizon's presence on the tour received a mixed reception from fans; Dave Bowes of The Fly , with a live review of their performance at SECC in Glasgow , said their performance was "simply in the wrong place at the ...
Over 20 years into their career, Bring Me the Horizon keep finding ways to reinvent themselves. On the day before the release of their latest album, “Post Human: NeX GEn,” a social media post ...
The music video for "True Friends" was directed by Bring Me the Horizon frontman Oliver Sykes and released on 5 November 2015. [12] Described as a "murder mystery revolving around a family" by TeamRock's Luke Morton, [ 8 ] it features a story which "centers on a detective ( Steve Oram ) who is being haunted by his own past misdeeds". [ 12 ]
Bill Gates, philanthropist and Microsoft co-founder, pictured with ex-wife Melinda as they listen to a speech by French President Francois Hollande at the Elysee Palace in Paris, France, on April ...
In case you missed it, the comedian, actress, writer, producer and loving wife to Alex Sykes (more on her in a minute) is now up for a 2024 Golden Globe for Best Performance in Stand-Up Comedy on ...
The track is a love song dedicated to Oliver Sykes' wife, Alissa Salls. [8] Fish said of the song: "Vocal-wise it's quite a big song. There's a little bit of Portuguese in there, which is quite unusual. It's kind of a big, anthemic song. It's probably as close as we get to something like "Drown" on this album. It's a love song, so it's an ...