In 2010, Black Veil Brides had a small (if extremely dedicated) following, big dreams and even bigger egos. “I was so headstrong and cocksure at that age,” frontman Andy Biersack laughs today. “Famously I said in a magazine that we were better than Led Zeppelin, and of course people got mad at me for that. But I wasn’t saying that what we were doing was objectively better than Led Zeppelin, it was that I don’t give a shit about Led Zeppelin nearly as much as I do our band. At that age I was just so certain that what we were doing was more important than anything else, at least to me, and I wanted to celebrate that.” Black Veil Brides have remained a very important band for a lot of people. Debut album We Stitch These Wounds was a battle-cry for the disenfranchised and a celebration of...
