Police Detective Discovers Cache of Unreleased Bring Me the Horizon Tracks in Abandoned London Apartment
London, UK – May 20, 2025
In a bizarre and unexpected twist to a routine property investigation, a Metropolitan Police detective has reportedly uncovered a trove of unreleased tracks believed to be from the popular British rock band Bring Me the Horizon. The discovery was made in an abandoned apartment in East London during a follow-up to a missing persons case.
According to sources within the force, Detective Inspector Rachel Monroe was inspecting the flat on Mare Street in Hackney when she found a dusty external hard drive inside a locked metal case hidden beneath floorboards. After submitting it for routine evidence cataloging, forensic analysts found several audio files labeled with familiar BMTH song titles — some known, others completely unfamiliar.
“It wasn’t until we had the files analyzed that we realized what we were dealing with,” said an anonymous source close to the investigation. “The metadata linked the recordings to sessions dating between 2019 and 2023, aligning with the band’s Post Human era.”
Representatives for Bring Me the Horizon have not issued an official comment but are said to be cooperating with authorities. A music industry insider, speaking on condition of anonymity, confirmed that the files appear authentic and include early demos, alternate versions, and at least five fully produced songs that have never been publicly released.
The origin of the files and how they ended up in the abandoned apartment remain under investigation. Detectives are working to determine whether the apartment’s last known occupant had any connection to the band or its production team.
Fans have already begun speculating wildly on social media, with some calling the discovery “the musical equivalent of finding lost Beatles recordings.”
For now, the unreleased tracks are being treated as evidence and are not accessible to the public. Legal experts suggest that depending on copyright claims and the nature of the possession, the files could either be returned to the band or become part of a wider legal inquiry.
More updates to follow as the story develops.
