Black Veil Brides’ Andy Biersack Dives Deep Into Upcoming Album

“The final time I used to be capable of write this brazenly and this actually about myself or my emotions was most likely my first solo report.”

Andy Biersack joined Loudwire Nights on Thursday (July 24) and shared a number of particulars about Black Veil Brides’ new album. Take heed to the complete dialog within the participant close to the top of this text.

“There was nobody who was distilling down [our] concepts to make it extra palatable,” Biersack advised host Chuck Armstrong about self-producing the brand new album alongside bandmate Jake Pitts.

“The songs, I am saying precisely what I wish to say, singing it precisely how I wish to sing. And look, there’s an enormous threat with self-producing as a result of being your personal governor can typically be troublesome.”

Even with that issue, Biersack stated he and Pitts knew how they wished the album to sound and he feels the primary monitor launched from it, “Hallelujah,” is an effective illustration of that.

“I believe when individuals hear ‘Hallelujah,’ I consider that it would not sound like we’re overindulging ourselves.”

When Followers Can Count on Black Veil Brides’ New Album

With all the dialogue of latest music, Chuck requested Biersack if he had a launch date set for Black Veil Brides‘ subsequent album.

“There’s a [date], however I am not going to let you know,” he stated with amusing.

“It is a while from now.”

Biersack did share that the band is within the ending phases of the report.

“There’s nonetheless some stuff to finish, but it surely’s the blending course of,” he stated.

“It is an thrilling course of as a result of it is only a completely different manner than we have ever achieved it. So to have the ability to have a music that we expect is admittedly consultant of the album as the very first thing individuals hear, so to talk, and for individuals to have the ability to sort of hear what we have been engaged on all this time is admittedly thrilling.”

Biersack stated a part of the explanation he isn’t able to share the discharge date but is just because he desires to verify they’ve the best possible album able to go.

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“For the primary time ever, we had been capable of make the precise report that we wished to make,” he admitted.

“We had the idea of our label to permit us to self-produce, to make it on our personal phrases, to not make a report that was pointed at some business lane a method or one other. It’s the actual report that we wished to make and the time we wished to make it.”

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• What’s on the horizon for the band: “The report will come out and we’ll do all the large-scale touring round it, however this 12 months, we have a variety of festivals. We’re doing a headline tour by South America, which is admittedly, actually thrilling. We have a lot this 12 months and clearly the brand new music and we’ll be taking part in ‘Hallelujah’ in any respect these exhibits.”
• The heaviness of “Hallelujah”: “This music just isn’t, I’d say it isn’t even among the many prime heaviest songs on the report … The reality is, I believe a method or one other, the mix of myself and Jake, it is simply the songs that we most wished to do … That is unequivocally the heaviest Black Veil Brides report.”
• The inspiration behind the music video for “Hallelujah”: “The [John] Milton story, ‘Paradise Misplaced,’ has been one thing that has factored into my life. I grew up Catholic and a variety of occasions individuals name it Biblical fan-fiction as a result of it is a story that is sort of increasing on the Biblical textual content. Nevertheless it at all times fascinated me, this concept that Milton sort of inadvertently turned Lucifer into this form of sympathetic character.”

Take heed to the Full Interview within the Podcast Participant Beneath

Andy Biersack joined Loudwire Nights on Thursday, July 24; the present replays online here, and you’ll tune in live every weeknight at 7PM ET or on the Loudwire app; you may also see if the show is available on your local radio station and listen to interviews on-demand.