Vindicate is a Rock album by Black Veil Brides, originally released in 2026. On Gatefold: 7 pressings tracked.
About
<b>Revenge and vindication are the themes of Black Veil Brides’ seventh album.</b> Opening soliloquy <b>“Invocation to the Muse”</b> sets the dramatic tone with a church organ and paean to vengeance. It segues into the incongruous calliope that kicks off <b>“Vindicate,”</b> a song that sees Andy Biersack delivering a Broadway-style chorus over detuned nu metal. Advance singles <b>“Certainty”</b> and <b>“Bleeders”</b> serve up the kind of anthemic, radio-ready modern rock that BVB has built their considerable success upon. <b>“Revenger”</b> thrives on a slick groove-metal riff that could easily be an homage to the song’s guest vocalist, Robb Flynn of Machine Head. Lastly, piano-driven micro-ballad <b>“Eschaton”</b> closes the album with a plaintive denouement.
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Tracklist
- 1Invocation To The Muse2:15
- 2Vindicate3:00
- 3Certainty3:27
- 4Bleeders4:34
- 5Hallelujah4:13
- 6Cut3:59
- 7Alive3:19
- 8Purgatory (Overture IV)2:06
- 9Revenger3:40
- 10Sorrow4:30
- 11Grace (Interlude)1:14
- 12Ave Maria3:26
- 13Woe & Pain4:01
- 14Eschaton1:45
- 15Death of Seasons (Bonus Track)3:53
Sound DNA
- Rock
Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.
Released in a 4-panel digisleeve with a 12 page insert.
Throughout the release, track 8's title is incorrectly written as "Purgatory (Overture IIII)" instead of "Purgatory (Overture IV)".
Signed copies were sold online with a CD-sized insert, and on the band's Vindicatour signed on the cover instead of an insert.
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Andy Biersack
- Christian "CC" Coma
- Jake Pitts
- Jinxx
- Lonny Eagleton
- Lilith CzarFEATURING
- Machine HeadFEATURING
7 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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