Bring Me The Horizon win Best Muzik Video for “Drown” at APMAs 

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Bring Me The Horizon took home the Skully for Best Music Video (presented by Journeys) at the 2015 AP Music Awards. The winning video, "Drown," features the band playing to a psychiatric hospital, as well as drummer Mattew Nichols morphing into a werewolf.

We Came As Romans presented the award to Bring Me The Horizon, who accepted via video.

The victory is just the beginning of a major year for the band. Following the APMA-winning album 

, they've released a new single, "Happy Song," announced their upcoming album

, and signed to Columbia Records. Frontman Oli Sykes has also married his now-wife Hannah Snowdon.

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