Biersack Made Solo Album To Avoid Diluting Black Veil Brides' Sound
. He works with a range of guests including Patrick Stump, Gerard Way, Quinn Allman, Ashton Irwin and Rian Dawson on the record. In a video in which he takes questions from fans, Biersack says: "I was going to do something that musically wouldn't necessarily fit into the context of Black Veil Brides but something that I felt was true to myself and my interests. "One thing that has alway been upsetting to me as a fan of music or a fan of many bands is that the singer, or whoever, will get an idea to change genre because they are interested in something else. "And very rarely does it come through in terms of execution, where the person feels like they've gotten their message through. It mostly just dilutes the sound of the band. "So I thought rather than doing that, it would be better to take this as a side-project or something that I done in addition to Black Veil Brides." Read more and watch the video here. TeamRock Radio is an official news provider for antiMusic.com. |
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