Video Premiere: BRING ME THE HORIZON's 'Mother Tongue'

British rockers BRING ME THE HORIZON have released the official music video for their song “Mother Tongue”. The track is taken from the band’s latest album, “Amo”, which was released in January via Columbia Records. The band spent last summer writing and recording in Los Angeles, with singer Oli Sykes and keyboardist Jordan Fish handling production.

Oli told Zane Lowe of Apple Music‘s Beats 1 about “Mother Tongue”: “The whole album’s kind of explores loving and different aspects of that. Toxic relationships and the end of relationships, really. It’s also about the positive side of love and obviously when you first fall in love, it’s got to be the greatest feeling. It’s probably the most gushing, out-there, just straight-up love song we’ve ever written. This was one of the easier ones to write, because it was positive. It’s about when I first met my new wife. She’s from Brazil, and she didn’t speak so much English. She talked a lot better than my Portuguese, but from the very start, we had a really, really strong connection, and it was just a crazy time. And this song’s just talking about those experiences, which they just stick in my head. So, that was really one of the easier ones to write about.”

Regarding the musical direction of “Amo”, Oli said: “We didn’t really know what we wanted, but we just knew we wanted to be different. We wanted to still be BRING ME THE HORIZON, but make people feel the things they felt with us in different ways and try to do it sonically different. And it took a while to find that sound and stuff, ’cause I think, for me, I love the fact that I can sing now and I can write these lyrics that have important messages and they can almost stick in people’s heads, so that they’re easier to get across. So, for us, we still wanted those huge choruses, but I feel like we had so much experimentation in us that we’ve been dying to do for maybe the last five years or so.”

BRING ME THE HORIZON kicked off a short run of U.S. dates this past weekend at the Welcome To Rockville festival in Jacksonville, Florida.

Fonte: Blabbermouth.net