BMTH to re‑record July release

Bring Me The Horizon says it will release a fully re-recorded version of its 2006 debut album on July 10 under the new title *Count Your Blessings | Repented*. (shop.bmthofficial.com) The band’s official store lists the project as a “special re-recorded 20th anniversary edition” and says singer Oli Sykes and guitarist Lee Malia led the sessions, with Buster Oldhenholm credited for mixing. (shop.bmthofficial.com) Multiple formats are already on sale through the band’s store, including standard vinyl, deluxe vinyl, compact disc, deluxe compact disc, cassette and a super deluxe box set with a 24-page book. (shop.bmthofficial.com) The original *Count Your Blessings* came out on October 30, 2006, making this year its 20th anniversary window. Epitaph Records still identifies that release as Bring Me The Horizon’s debut full-length album. (epitaph.com) That first album belongs to an earlier version of Bring Me The Horizon’s sound. The band’s official music page places *Count Your Blessings* at the start of a catalog that later moved through records such as *Suicide Season*, *That’s The Spirit* and *POST HUMAN: NeX GEn*. (bmthofficial.com) Bring Me The Horizon is now a Sheffield band with arena dates and festival bookings on its 2026 live schedule, including Sick New World in Las Vegas on April 25 and Welcome To Rockville in Daytona on May 9. (bmthofficial.com) The re-record arrives less than two years after *POST HUMAN: NeX GEn*, which the band released on May 24, 2024 after several delays. That album marked the group’s most recent studio release before this anniversary project. (bmthofficial.com; diymag.com) For fans, the next fixed date is July 10, when a band that started with *Count Your Blessings* plans to reopen that chapter with a new recording instead of a straight reissue. (shop.bmthofficial.com)