Lo-files is the second remix album by British rock band Bring Me the Horizon. It was released on 11 July 2025, through Sony Music. The album contains 23 remixes from five of the band's previous releases, including four from Sempiternal (2013), five from That's the Spirit (2015), three from Amo (2019), four from Post Human: Survival Horror (2020), and seven from Post Human: Nex Gen (2024).
Background and release Following the release of Post Human: Nex Gen in 2024, Sykes said in an interview with Kerrang! magazine that the band wanted to release music in 2025 but also said that he wanted to "put less pressure on myself, and not promise anything."
On 8 July 2025, following teasers via social media, the band announced they would be releasing a lo-fi remix album containing 23 reimaginations of their songs later that week. The album was then released on 11 July, featuring collaborations from well-known lo-fi artists such as Casiio, No Spirit, Lophiile, and drxnk.
Describing the album as "utility music", Sykes spoke about the choice behind doing a lo-fi album stating:
In 2026, a limited edition two-record vinyl version of the album was released for Record Store Day.
Critical reception
Writing for Kerrang!, James Hingle called the album "the most unhinged, genius and weirdly soothing curveball" the band had released, stating it was "perfect for just chilling out and vibing." He also went on to praise the band's bravery for stepping into a new genre, stating that the band were "never afraid of headed into uncharted waters."
Track listing
Notes All tracks are stylised as filenames, with various uses of lower case, camel case, snake case, and leetspeak.
Personnel Credits only include remixers, and adapted from Tidal. For original song credits, see original song or album article.
Remixers Casiio (1, 5, 23) No Spirit (1, 5, 23) Lophiile (2, 7, 12, 16, 19) Kanisan (3, 10) Dimension 32 (4, 8, 18) Mondo Loops (6, 11, 20) Drxnk (9, 13, 15, 17, 21) HM Surf (14, 22)
Additional personnel Vinne Art – artwork
Charts + Chart (2025) Peakposition Australian Albums (ARIA) 91
Release history RegionDateFormatLabel Various 11 July 2025 UK 18 April 2026 2 × vinyl
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