Bring Me The Horizon are putting a new spin on their discography. The Sheffield rockers announced that Lo-files, an album of lo-fi reimaginings of their biggest hits, will be released Friday (July 11).

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The project, which features 23 retooled tracks, sees the band teaming up with producers from the lo-fi scene to create atmospheric versions of their songs designed for “chilling, focus, sleeping, zoning out… whatever u like,” the band shared on social media.

They added that they had “collaborated with producers we love from the lofi scene to launch a new project where we’ve reworked BMTH songs and created lofi versions”.

The surprise release was first teased on X (formerly Twitter) on July 8, with the band confirming details the following day via Instagram, posting ambient snippets alongside behind-the-scenes photos from gigs and rehearsal spaces. Fans can pre-save the album now.

The collection arrives just over a year after BMTH’s acclaimed seventh studio album, Post Human: Nex Gen (2024). The album debuted at No. 1 on the U.K. Albums Chart and earned the group nominations at the 2025 BRIT Awards, including British Group and Best Rock/Alternative Act.

In 2024, the band scored a record-breaking fifth No. 1 on Billboard’s Hot Hard Rock Songs chart when “Kool-Aid” debuted atop the Jan. 20-dated survey. The track arrived with 2.4 million official U.S. streams and 2,000 downloads sold between Jan. 5-11, according to Luminate, marking the band’s first release following the departure of longtime keyboardist Jordan Fish.

With five chart-toppers, the Sheffield rockers pulled ahead of Falling in Reverse for the most No. 1s in the chart’s history, which began in 2020. “Kool-Aid” also earned the group its eighth leader on Hard Rock Digital Song Sales and charted across Hot Alternative Songs, Hot Rock Songs, and Hot Rock & Alternative Songs, further cementing their dominance in the genre.

The announcement comes amid a packed schedule for the band. BMTH are set to headline Reading & Leeds 2025 next month and recently announced a North American arena tour for autumn.

Bring Me The Horizon’s Lo-files drops globally on July 11. Pre-save the album here.