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Format: The Mourning [Explicit]
Description
Personnel: Jake Pitts, Andy Biersack (vocals); Jinxx (guitar, strings); John Webster (keyboards); Christian Coma (drums); David Steele, Nikki Grier, Tiffany Loren, Marc Lefrance, Angie Fisher (background vocals). Audio Mixer: Bob Rock. Recording information: Paradise Studios, Hollywood, CA; Steakhouse Studios, North Hollywood, CA; The Warehouse, Vancouver. Illustrator: Richard Villa. Photographer: Jonathan Weiner. Arriving just one year after the band's ambitious 2013 concept album Wretched and Divine: The Story of the Wild Ones, Black Veil Brides' eponymous fourth long-player continues the Tinseltown rockers' evolution from faceless metalcore noisemakers to Sunset Strip-burning glam metal revivalists with a fetish for grandiose, turn of the century emo. Kicking off with the one-two-punch of "Heart of Fire" and "Faithless," both of which make a solid bid for modern rock radio/WWE montage domination, the 11-track set follows no story line, opting instead for coverage of traditional hard rock tropes like unspecified suffering and fighting the man, peppered with numerous references to fire, blood, death, and the breaking of chains. Musically, BVB offers up a torrent of furious riffing, monster pick-slides, and meaty percussion that falls somewhere in between "Kickstart My Heart," Godsmack, and Ride the Lightning-era Metallica, with highlights arriving via the jaunty (rhythmically) death vocal-led "Stolen Omen," the anthemic, Iron Maiden-twin, lead-driven closer "Crown of Thorns," the propulsive, pseudo- industrial highway jam "Devil in the Mirror," and the aforementioned first single "Faithless." ~ James Christopher Monger
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 12 x 12.6 x 1 inches; 12.98 ounces
Manufacturer : Lava Music
Item model number : B0022070-01
Original Release Date : 2014
Date First Available : October 31, 2014
Label : Lava Music
Number of discs : 1
Best Sellers Rank: #257,189 in CDs & Vinyl (See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl) #108,783 in Rock (CDs & Vinyl)
