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BRING ME THE HORIZON's OLI SYKES Collaborates With CRADLE OF FILTH's DANI FILTH On DROP DEAD Collection

November 12, 2019

BRING ME THE HORIZON frontman Oli Sykes's Drop Dead clothing company has collaborated with Dani Filth of British extreme metallers CRADLE OF FILTH on a new range of clothing.

The new line of 20 pieces includes cut and sewn T-shirts, knitwear, accessories and more, all made using cruelty-free materials.

Sykes said: "Ever since I was a kid, CRADLE OF FILTH have been an enigma to me. Ever since I saw their infamous 'Jesus is a youknowwhat' shirt — widely regarded as the most controversial t-shirt of all time — I fell in love with the band. I love their approach to the über-serious clique they're in and their tongue-in-cheek designs — and the fact that they don't give a monkeys about ruffling a few feathers."

The line will launch in the U.K. at Drop Dead's flagship store in London on November 16. The company has also revealed that a pop-up shop will appear in Tokyo from November 15 to November 17.

Drop Dead was founded in 2005. With a headquarters in Sheffield, U.K, Drop Dead strives to create unique, high-quality, limited apparel and collectibles, inspired by '90s culture, life on the road and an ever-evolving taste in music, art and street culture.

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