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Bring Me The Horizon<\/a><\/strong> originally delayed their new album Post Human: NeX GEn<\/em><\/a> in September 2023, saying at the time “unforeseen circumstances rendered us unable to complete the record to the standard we’d be happy with.” Then in December 2023, Bring Me The Horizon<\/a><\/strong> parted ways with longtime keyboardist Jordan Fish<\/strong><\/a> with very little explanation. Bring Me The Horizon<\/a><\/strong> vocalist Oli Sykes<\/strong> recently spoke a little about the split<\/a>, but now he’s diving deeper into exactly what happened.<\/p>\n In an interview with NME<\/em>, Sykes<\/strong> said he and Fish<\/strong>‘s priorities began splitting off after the release of Post Human: Survival Horror<\/em> in 2020. Sykes<\/strong> felt the band could only get so big before hitting a ceiling, and that he wasn’t interested in constantly pushing for attention on social media.<\/p>\n “It was all a part of not stopping, and that fear of, ‘If we stop, we’re going to drop off, the band’s not going to be big any more, someone’s going to take over, someone’s going to be bigger and better than us.'”<\/p>\n “At some point, you’ve got to accept that this is how big your band are. You’ve also got to ask yourself how much do you want to do to earn that extra [popularity]. Do you really want to go on TikTok and do all the dances? Do you want to be killing yourself in the studio every day when you don’t even want to write music just out of that fear?”<\/p>\n