Carry Me the Horizon’s ‘Sempiternal’ Surpasses 1 Billion Streams on Spotify

Carry Me the Horizon‘s 2013 album Sempiternal has surpassed 1 billion streams on Spotify.

That is in response to obvious statistics from the music streaming service that have been subsequently shared by a Twitter fan web page for the British heavy rock band this week. They have been then reported by Kerrang!, NME and different music shops.

“Carry me the horizon’s Sempiternal has surpassed 1 Billion streams on Spotify,” convey me the horizon stan for lyfe (@bmthstan4lyfe) tweeted on Monday (April 11), including what gave the impression to be a screenshot of the album’s Spotify stats.

Different rock acts to have reached over a billion Spotify streams embrace Metallica, who hit the aim final 12 months, and Linkin Park, who handed the mark with their 2001 hit “Within the Finish.”

Sempiternal, Carry Me the Horizon’s fourth studio album, incorporates singles corresponding to “Can You Really feel My Coronary heart” — a latest boon for the band on the video-sharing social community TikTok — plus “Go to Hell, for Heaven’s Sake,” “Sleepwalking” and “Shadow Moses.”

Earlier this month, BMTH shared a short video retrospective to have fun the album’s anniversary. “NiNE yEArS oF SeMPiterNaL,” the group mentioned on social media. “tHAnK U.”

Sempiternal is the band’s first album with keyboardist Jordan Fish, the previous Worship member who’s now an integral a part of BMTH’s writing and manufacturing. With the addition, the band’s then metalcore-based sound expanded with components of other rock and digital music.

Earlier this 12 months, Carry Me the Horizon teamed up with pop star Ed Sheeran. The group are at the moment planning a new effort. In February, lead singer Oli Sykes revealed what album first received him into metallic.

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Carry Me the Horizon, “Can You Really feel My Coronary heart”