Just over a month from their first-ever live CD/DVD release, Bring Me The Horizon have offered fans a taste of the high quality chaos they have in store.

“Drown” originally premiered online in the fall of 2014. At the time, the track divided many of the group’s fans as it showcased a more straightforward, active rock adjacent sound. People slowly came around, however, and in recent months the song has gained a lot of traction on both iTunes and various streaming platforms. Even our review of the song has continued to perform well.

Today, Bring Me The Horizon shared high quality footage of themselves performing “Drown” at Wembley Arena in December 2014. The clip is one of the first to be made available from the band’s upcoming live CD/DVD, which is slated to drop in March. You can view the footage below:

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