#Piano tribute to black veil brides cd series

He really just wanted to make a great record. Budgets just donвЂ™t allow for that anymore.В BobвЂ™s thing was, really, that he wasnвЂ™t looking to make a million dollars off of this.

Given the time frame that weвЂ™re in right now, itвЂ™s very hard for a rock band to have, A, the budget or, B, the time to make a record, in the context that they used to make albums, which is, a bunch of lead time, in terms of preproduction, and a great deal of writing time. Being people thatвЂ¦ Obviously, weвЂ™ve done a lot of records on the fly. Just within the context of him wanting to really develop the band as a group of music writers. What kind of mindset did you guys go into with this album that was different than anything else, to produce the sound and growth that you had?ДЄndy: I think, first and foremost, Bob Rock being involved in the process, really changed quite a bit for us. You just get better and better, as a group, as a writer, as a performer, as a vocalist. Every time you put out a new album, I want to crank a rating up to something above 10. The self-titled album dropped last month, and this thingвЂ™s just a monster. Toddstar: LetвЂ™s talk about the new album. Thank you so much Andy for taking time out for us. We love talking to you every time we get a chance. We have Andy Biersack from Black Veil Brides here.

If you see me wincing during the show, itвЂ™s because I forgot how god damned heavy these mic stands are. They weigh about 45-50 pounds each, so IвЂ™m constantly injuring my feet and my hands, trying to life these things up and I keep forgetting that itвЂ™s going to drop on my foot. The problem is, I still want to carry them around and throw them, and do all that kind of stuff. ItвЂ™s just a big pipe with a base, that we had several of, that are impossible for me to break. The only thing IвЂ™ve done so far, in terms of injury, when we were in the UK, I was blowing through mic stands, like, every single show, because theyвЂ™re so poorly made, so weak, that I would break them every show, so we had a steel worker build, essentially, what is, a giant steel pipe thatвЂ™s to my exact dimensions. IвЂ™m just glad youвЂ™re not breaking ribs or anything this time out, so far.ДЄndy: No. It happens every tour, especially winter tours. I think this is the first wave of what I believe to be a couple days of pretty painful flu like symptoms. IвЂ™ve been pretty lucky on this tour that I havenвЂ™t really gotten sick just yet. WeвЂ™ve been on tour for a while now, and itвЂ™s just starting to really hit me. You know, IвЂ™m a little under the weather, but got to my hotel room and planning on just relaxing today, and hopefully getting back on track. The RIAA-certified gold single вЂњIn the End,вЂќ which itself boasts over 150 million views, is proof that the group whose merchandise dominated Hot Topic stores before theyвЂ™d even dropped their debut album was no mere passing fad or ill-fated вЂњscene.вЂќ This was built to last.Andy: IвЂ™m doing fine. ItвЂ™s evident in the 160 million-plus views of вЂњKnives and Pens,вЂќ an early demo committed to video before singer Andy had found his band of brothers. The bandвЂ™s strident opposition to conformity and obstacles (from both within and without) strikes a chord with every outcast who felt drawn to the allure of the dark.

#Piano tribute to black veil brides cd series

Recorded in Los Angeles, with producer Erik Ron (Godsmack, Bush, Dance Gavin Dance), The Phantom Tomorrow excels as a series of standalone songs and a cohesive conceptual album. BiersackвЂ™s rich baritone croon and soaring passion are anchored in the biggest hooks of the bandвЂ™s career. The twin-guitar attack of Jake Pitts and Jinxx cut through with sharp precision, overtop the steady pulse of powerhouse drummer Christian Coma and the fluid, rhythmic dynamics of Lonny Eagleton. Built around a thematically rich story, written by singer Andy Biersack, The Phantom Tomorrow combines imaginative worldbuilding with unrelentingly catchy and melodic bombast. A new chapter in the bandвЂ™s ever-evolving story arrives with The Phantom Tomorrow, an ambitious sixth album pushing the music of Black Veil Brides forward without sacrificing their beloved signature sound.