BLACK VEIL BRIDES: Audio Sample Of New Song

October 13, 2012

An audio sample of "In The End", a brand new song from Los Angeles theatrical rockers BLACK VEIL BRIDES, can be seen in the new promotional clip for WWE's upcoming Hell In A Cell pay-per-view event, which will be held October 28 at the Philips Arena in Atlanta, Georgia. Check it out below.

"In The End" will appear on BLACK VEIL BRIDES' upcoming concept album, "Wretched And Divine: The Story Of The Wild Ones", which is scheduled for release in January 2013. The cover artwork for the CD was created by the band's longtime friend, artist Richard Villa, and can be seen below..

The group was assisted by GOLDFINGER's John "Feldy" Feldmann during the tracking sessions for the CD.

BLACK VEIL BRIDES frontman Andy Biersack previously stated about the band's new effort, "I'm so happy, excited and proud of this album!" He added, "Thank you, [Feldy] for helping us to create something we are all so proud of! This entire record is a dream come true!!"

Biersack told NME this past summer that the follow-up to "Set The World On Fire" was going to be "more of a punk rock record than anything we've done before. It's SOCIAL DISTORTION meets METALLICA."

BLACK VEIL BRIDES' new song, "Unbroken", appeared on the soundtrack to this year's movie, "Marvel's The Avengers". "Unbroken" is included on "Avengers Assemble", a 14-track compilation of music from and inspired by the film. "Avengers Assemble" was released on May 1.

BLACK VEIL BRIDES' latest EP, "Rebels", was released last December, exclusively through iTunes.

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