Oh boy, are you guys ready for some juicy news? 🤯 BLACK VEIL BRIDES’ new album “Vindicate” is a thing, and people actually like it! I know, I know, it’s a miracle. I mean, who wouldn’t love a band that’s been around for ages and still manages to produce music that’s not completely terrible? 🤷♂️ Andy Biersack, the band’s vocalist, recently sat down with the JJO Discover New Music Podcast to talk about the fan response to their seventh studio album, and let me tell you, it’s a wild ride. 🎢
So, apparently, Biersack thinks that records have three lives: the creation period, the initial release, and the live performance. Wow, what a profound statement. I bet he spent hours coming up with that one. 🙄 Anyway, he’s excited that people are enjoying the new album, and who can blame him? It’s not every day that a band gets to release an album that’s actually well-received by critics and fans alike. 🙌
The Album That Everyone Loves (Apparently)
Biersack also talked about the decision to produce the album themselves, without the help of an outside producer. Because, you know, who needs outside help when you have Jake Pitts on guitar? 🤣 He said that it was a natural fit, and that they learned a lot from working with other producers like Erik Ron, John Feldmann, and Bob Rock. Yeah, because nothing says “natural fit” like a band producing their own album after years of working with actual professionals. 🙄
But hey, it seems to have worked out for them. The album has been receiving critical and fan acclaim, with Kerrang! stating that BLACK VEIL BRIDES have never sounded better. 🤔 I mean, it’s not like they’re just saying that to be nice or anything. And Blabbermouth called the album “an exciting listen.” Wow, I bet that took a lot of effort to come up with. 🤣
A Brief History of BLACK VEIL BRIDES
For those who may not know, BLACK VEIL BRIDES was one of the most polarizing bands in the late 2000s and early 2010s. They were known for their heavy theatrical image, which critics dismissed as style over substance. 🎭 But hey, who needs substance when you have style, right? 🤷♂️ The band was even met with ear-shattering boos at the 2013 Revolver Golden Gods award show after winning the “Song Of The Year” award. 🎉 Good times.
But despite all the haters, the band has managed to build a dedicated fanbase over the years. And with the release of “Vindicate”, it seems like they’re finally getting the recognition they deserve. 🙌 I mean, who wouldn’t want to listen to a band that’s been around for ages and still manages to produce music that’s not completely terrible? 🤷♂️
In conclusion, BLACK VEIL BRIDES’ new album “Vindicate” is a thing, and people actually like it. 🤯 Who knew? 🤷♂️ The band is currently on tour, playing six of the new songs, and they’re even planning to play the whole album plus a set of their greatest hits in Europe. 🎸 Because, you know, who doesn’t love a good greatest hits set? 🙄 Anyway, if you’re a fan of the band, you should totally check out the album and their tour. And if you’re not a fan, well, what’s wrong with you? 🤣 Just kidding, sort of. 😜
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