Sleepwalking is a song by English rock band Bring Me the Horizon, released in 2013 on their fourth studio album, Sempiternal. The track marked a shift toward a more melodic, electronic-influenced alternative rock sound, with a memorable chorus that helped it become a fan favourite. Over time, short clips of the chorus have circulated on social media and in fan edits, where its anthemic lift fits dramatic moments. Its lasting appeal comes from that blend of emotion, melody and intensity.
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A 13-second clip of Sleepwalking by Bring Me the Horizon, with its soaring chorus and driving rock guitars. Fans use it for edits and gaming montages.
This 13-second excerpt captures the soaring, anthemic chorus of Sleepwalking by Bring Me the Horizon, built around clean, emotive vocals, layered synths and punchy, driving guitars. The sound rises quickly from a tense, atmospheric opening into a wide, singalong hook that feels urgent and cathartic at the same time. It carries the polished alternative rock energy of the band's Sempiternal era, balancing heaviness with melody. Played over a video, it adds instant drama and momentum, making a quiet moment feel bigger, a reveal feel earned and an ending feel like a release.