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BRING ME THE HORIZON: TWENTY YEARS OF COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS

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Music Frontman Oli Sykes revisits the band’s scrappy, death- core debut Count Your Blessings ahead of its re-recorded 20th anniversary edition. Words by Daniel Kohn Oli Sykes can’t help but marvel. Sitting in a Los Angeles hotel room, the morning of the first night of Bring Me the Horizon’s first show of 2026, he smiles at the thought that the band’s debut album, Count Your Blessings, is on the cusp of turning 20.
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Sam Beam's Double Vision

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When Sam Beam traveled to Los Angeles in early 2023 to record his first album as Iron & Wine since 2017’s Beast Epic, he went in with a handful of songs ready to roll. After years on the sidelines due to a battle with writer’s block, Beam was ready to return to making music. For the better part of that year, he’d go back and forth from his North Carolina home to the Waystation studio in Laurel Canyon, where he’d record with engineer Dave Way (Fiona Apple, John Doe, Gwen Stefani).
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Soft Palms are rewriting the rules of the music business from a Long Beach studio

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Daniel Kohn Fri, June 19, 2026 at 7:17 p.m. UTC 6 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Sitting in the control room of their home studio known as the Centre of Mental Arts (COMA for short), Long Beach husband-and-wife duo Scott Montoya and Julia Kugel smile as they discuss new music they recorded for their band Soft Palms. Their new album, titled "In Echo," has been in the works for over five years.
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