Bring Me The Horizon release spectacular, cinematic video for Kool-Aid

It’s coming up to two months since Bring Me The Horizon unleashed Kool-Aid – but an accompanying music video for the single has just arrived, and it’s more than worth the wait.

The band have unveiled a truly spectacular four-minute mini-movie, featuring a candle-lit performance by BMTH themselves alongside a storyline that features priests, angels and everything in between. The clip opens with the words, ‘Society is the ultimate crime against humanity,’ and it very much follows that dark theme…

Of course, Kool-Aid is taken from Bring Me’s next album Post Human: NeX Gen, which was postponed last year and is due out in the summer. Explaining the reason for its delay, frontman Oli Sykes told fans last month that he wanted to make sure the record had more songs on it that we haven’t heard before.

Watch the video below:

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