Bring Me The Horizon's Top 20 biggest songs on the Official Chart

In the more than 16 years since the release of their first EP, Bring Me The Horizon have become one of the most notable and successful rock acts in the UK.

The Sheffield outfit have scooped several Top 40 singles and continuously improving chart positions of each of their studio albums, culminating in their first Number 1, Amo, in January 2019. See Bring Me The Horizon's full Official Chart history here.

To mark the physical release of their recent EP Post Human: Survival Horror, we're looking back at BMTH's Top 20 biggest hits in the UK.

At Number 1, Bring Me's biggest ever UK single is Throne with 412,500 chart sales. The song didn’t quite crack the Top 40, peaking at Number 51 in 2015, but it has notched up the most streams of any of their tracks: a not-so-shabby 39.5 million.

The second biggest song from the band - and the best-selling overall at 75,000 physical and digital copies - is Drown, totalling 301,000 chart sales when streams are included. It’s their highest charting single to date, reaching Number 17 in December 2014.

Follow You comes in at Number 3 with 237,500 chart sales, the lead single from That’s The Spirit, Happy Song, is at 4 (232,200) and Can You Feel My Heart from the Sempiternal album rounds out the band’s Top 5 (227,600).

More recent hits landing in the band's Top 20 include Mantra (6), which has scooped 22 million streams since its release in August 2018, Medicine (11), Mother Tongue (16) and Wonderful Life (18). Parasite Eve, the lead track from Post Human: Survival Horror flies in at Number 15.

Just missing out on the Top 20 is the band's collaboration with fellow Yorkshireman Yungblud, Obey - which peaked at Number 37 on the Official Singles Chart and currently stands at Number 24 on the band's biggest hits.

Bring Me The Horizon’s Top 20 biggest singles on the Official Chart

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