Michael Clifford Sounds So Freaking Good In 5SOS’ Bring Me The Horizon Cover

5 Seconds Of Summer stopped by the BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge and did a super deep cover of a heavy jam.

Luke, Calum, Ashton, and Michael stripped down Bring Me The Horizon’s “Drown” but the orchestral twist and Calum’s low vocals aren’t the only things fans are freaking out over.

The song presented an opportunity for Michael Clifford to show off his sultry pipes, harmonizing with Ashton and taking full lead during the chorus, and now we need to hear more from him ASAP.



“Who will make me fight? Drag me out alive?/ Save me from myself, don’t let me drown.” Michael sang, evoking so many feels.


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Bring Me The Horizon’s lead singer Oliver Sykes approved the cover by tweeting some-kissy face emoji’s with a link to the video and fans felt the same way:

Michael singing bmth is the best thing that's happened to me in a while he has such emotional while singing it he's so beautiful

— ♡michael♡ //tori// (@mikeylolipop) October 10, 2015

that cover of BMTH' Drown sounds better than all 5SOS songs combined together. #5SOSOnR1

— nika (@ToxicWhisper) October 9, 2015

drown is one of my fave bmth songs and hearing Michael singing with so much passion is like the heaven to me

— bea (@casemgc) October 9, 2015

My new favourite thing in the world: michael singing BMTH.

— ️ (@mashtonssting) October 9, 2015

I would just like to say the cover 5sos did of Drown by BMTH is legit amazing and has been on repeat since I put it on my phone 🌚🎉 -julz

— 5SOS UPDATES (@5sosworldalerts) October 12, 2015

Besides absolutely slaying “Drown” (which a lot of BMTH fans have admitted to liking more than the original – woah!) the guys played their newest single “Hey Everybody” live for the first time ever during the Live Lounge sesh.

October 23rd — the release date of their new album Sounds Good Feels Good — can’t come soon enough!

Completing an already AMAZING line-up... 5 Seconds Of Summer are our #R1TeenAwards 2015 headliners!!!!! 🎉🎉🎉

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