BMTH re‑records Count Your Blessings

Bring Me The Horizon is re-recording its 2006 debut album for its 20th anniversary, with *Count Your Blessings | Repented* set for July 10, 2026. (shop.bmthofficial.com) The band’s official store says the new version is “fully re-recorded” and lists singer Oli Sykes and guitarist Lee Malia as leading the process, with Buster Odeholm credited for mixing. (shop.bmthofficial.com) Bring Me The Horizon also tied the release to a one-off Manchester show with Outbreak, where the band is scheduled to play *Count Your Blessings* in full at B.E.C. Arena on July 10. General sale begins April 17, with fan pre-sale opening April 15. (kerrang.com) (clashmusic.com) The original *Count Your Blessings* was released in the United Kingdom on October 30, 2006, making the new edition part of a 20-year look back at the album that introduced the Sheffield band’s early deathcore sound. (wikipedia.org) That matters in Bring Me The Horizon’s catalog because the band later moved far beyond that style, from the metalcore of *Sempiternal* to the pop and electronic elements on later releases. The re-record points back to a version of the band that many newer listeners know more by reputation than by recent live sets. (nme.com) (rollingstone.co.uk) The store listing describes the record as a “special re-recorded 20th anniversary edition,” while outside coverage has framed it as more than a straight remaster or repress. Blabbermouth, citing the band’s announcement, said the project is being presented as a “reactivation” and “recontextualization” of the original album. (shop.bmthofficial.com) (blabbermouth.net) The rollout also includes multiple physical editions through the band’s store, including standard vinyl and a deluxe vinyl package. UK pre-orders for the deluxe edition are being used to distribute pre-sale codes for the Outbreak-linked show. (shop.bmthofficial.com) (clashmusic.com) Support acts announced for the Manchester date include Static Dress, Rolo Tomassi, Dying Wish, Heriot, Car Underwater and Still In Love. That bill places the anniversary set inside a current heavy-music lineup rather than as a standalone nostalgia event. (stereoboard.com) For fans, the immediate question is how closely *Repented* will track the 2006 album and how much the new recording will reflect the band’s 2026 production style. The first answer arrives July 10, when the re-recorded album and the full-album live show are both due the same day. (shop.bmthofficial.com) (thelineofbestfit.com)