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This is the sound of complacency.īlack Veil Brides – Vale Full Track Listing:Ĭheck it out yourself below via Apple Music. This is the sound of a band not even trying to come up with something memorable. The album finishes off with Vale (This is Where it Ends) & it’s something of a relief.

Throw the First Stone’s machine gun riffing & Manson-esqe vocal moments are let down by yet another horrid chorus. Ballad of Lonely Hearts is a highlight that delivers some wicked rock riffs & a foot-tapping gang-vocal finale. My Vow is BVB turning it up for a much heavier beat, a good track but for those god-damn choruses & “woah-oh-ohs”. One such track is The King of Pain that gets so much right with its crunching drum beat, memorable riffing & exciting effects but throws it all away with a face-palmingly bad chorus & utterly pointless guitar solo. More often then not it inevitably ends in the sound of a wet fart. While listening to Vale you’ll end up getting a strong feeling of fustration as there are flashes…moments where things seem like they’re going somewhere good. Even more “oh-oh-oh-woah” moments show just how little imagination is on this record. If you’ve not turned Vale off after that shocker, Black Veil Brides do little to bring their doubters back around as Our Destiny sounds way to familiar already. When it does come to life to briefly deliver a blistering injection in pace it’s too little too late. Horrible effects, a laughable air-grabbing solo vocal moment & somehow it’s over 8 minutes long. So boring that you can almost hear the band falling asleep as they play. The word that constantly comes to mind is shallow.ĭead Man Walking (Overture II) sets the bar for what is the worst song on the album. This isn’t an album you’d want to or need to listen to more then once to take it all in. It’s far to hit & miss overall forcing you to scratch around for things to enjoy about it. It’s just a pity that his voice is wasted on repeating the same lyric over & over again or the many, many “woah-oh-oh-oh” parts. Vale isn’t a terrible album though as the heavier groove of The Outsider shows & Andy Biersack’s vocals hold up. In 2013, Black Veil Brides released a concept album with gothic and operatic undertones, Wretched and Divine: The Story of the Wild Ones.

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The first ballady song, even the guitar solo sounds like it was ripped from a YouTube tutorial on how to add a solo to your track. The Last One at least has a bit of bounce in its chorus but it’s followed by the horrendous When They Call My Name. From the “oh-woah-oh-oh” lyrics, the repetitive rhythm, the boring chorus…it’s just so pointless.īlack Veil Brides don’t do themselves many favours with track after track of radio-friendly rock that only elects shoulder-shrugs & ‘meh’ reactions. The Last One is about as lifeless as a corpse. Black Veil Brides have plenty of talent it’s just not really on show here.

If you’re looking for bland, bouncy American rock then Vale is perfect for you. Released on January 12th 2018 via Republic Records.

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Numerous songs from both have been plucked for use in movie soundtracks, gradually raising their profile, and the quintet has toured aggressively with the likes of Murderdolls, Avenged Sevenfold, Slash and Motley Crue.American glam rock band, Black Veil Brides are back with their fifth album, Vale. Now citing Def Leppard’s ‘Hysteria’ among their primary influences, Black Veil Brides mostly stuck to a middle-of-the-road heavy rock sound on follow-up albums ‘Wretched and Divine’ (2013) and the eponymous ‘Black Veil Brides’ (2014). In 2010, this lineup recorded ‘We Stitch these Wounds’ (produced by former Rob Zombie and Ozzy Osbourne sideman, Rob ‘Blasko’ Nicholson) and later signed a major label deal with Lava/Universal, abandoning what remained of their emo/screamo/metalcore roots by the following year’s ‘Set the World on Fire,’ featuring new drummer Christian ‘CC’ Coma. Originally founded by singer Andy Biersack in Cincinnati, Ohio, the group spent the later half of the ‘00s struggling for recognition (even issuing a prophetically titled in-dependent album named ‘Sex & Hollywood’), until Biersack finally upped roots to Los Angeles and revived the BVB moniker with a new group of musicians, including lead guitarist Jake Pitts, rhythm, guitarist Jinxx, bassist Ashley Purdy, and drummer Sandra Alvarenga. With their striking blend of modern metal styles and retro-glam metal image, Black Veil Brides have risen through the ranks to establish a firm foothold in the ‘10s heavy music scene.