What the fans say: “My favourite song by Black Veil Brides is Lost It All. It may not be top 3, but Lost It All is still a Black Veil Brides classic. It even features some female vocals from Juliet Simms. Starting with gentle piano and gradually building, Lost It All is BVB’s answer to the epic classic rock of bands from yesteryear like Guns N Roses. What the fans say: “My favorite song by Black Veil Brides is Goodbye Agony! First of all because I love the sound and the words! And thanks to this song I became part of the BVB army!!!” – Lost It All The popularity of this song, like angels, won’t die. Whether it’s music, a person, or a pet, ‘a saviour will be there.'” – Goodbye AgonyĪnother track from the band’s latest album, Goodbye Agony is just… epic! It has an awesome solo, great riffs and of course Andy’s soaring vocals. That song really helped me out through a tough time. What the fans say: “If I was down to pick one, it would have to be Saviour. What the fans say: “My favourite… has to be Coffin.” – SaviourĪ song that has quite literally saved the lives of fans (many told us how this song raised their spirits when they were feeling at their lowest), how could this song not be on the list? A BVB classic from 2011’s “Set The World On Fire”. Now let’s sing it, “I’m alive and now I’m burning!” It has inspired me to do what I am now able to do.” – CoffinĪn iTunes exclusive (Boo!) but an awesome song (Yay!), Coffin is most definitely a song for the most dedicated of BVB fans. What the fans say: “Perfect Weapon has been and always will be my favorite song. A little heavier than their music is now, you can’t beat old school Black Veil Brides. What the fans say: “My fav song is Faithless cause when I fall down to my knees I never say a prayer I don’t believe!” – Perfect Weaponįrom their debut album We Stitch These Wounds, Perfect Weapon is still an absolute tune and most definitely one of BVB’s best. But enough about silly facts, lets just appreciate how awesome Faithless is! Fittingly it also happens to be the second track on “Black Veil Brides”. The love for BVB’s new music is strong it seems, as Faithless takes spot no.9 on the list just ahead of Heart Of Fire. What the fans say: “Heart of Fire! This song is so awesome!” – Faithless Heart Of Fire opens up the band’s 2014 self titled album and opens up our list. One of the newest songs of the list, it seems it hasn’t taken long for Heart Of Fire to burn it’s way into the hearts of fans. If you’ve got any complaints about your favourite being left off, then take it up with your fellow BVB army members! So without further ado, here’s the top 10 Black Veil Brides songs, as chosen by Blue Banana fans. We compiled hundreds of answers and sorted the top 10 Black Veil Brides songs by popularity, making the list you’re about to read as close as you can get to a definitive list of the very best BVB tracks. It’s a tough question to answer, especially for the most diehard of BVB fans, but luckily all of the entrants in the competition had no trouble telling us which song they adore the most. They’re interesting, brutal and sad, each in their own way what more can you ask for in narrative music? Check out our picks for the 10 Best Murder Ballads below.Recently we hosted a Black Veil Brides Xmas giveaway and asked fans of BVB one very big question: “What is your favourite Black Veil Brides song?” It’s given rise to a subgenre of original songwriting, covers and reinterpretations, and if you’ve listened to enough Johnny Cash or Leadbelly (on Kurt Cobain’s recommendation), you should know at least few murder ballads well. In modern music, murder ballads are a mainstay in country and folk, although the form has been played to not always fit the traditional ballad structure. First found in Europe a few hundred years ago, these poems and songs have since become heavily associated with traditional American music from the South. Murder ballads have been around for a long, long time as a traditional form of poetry that exists to tell the story of a murder. Non-country fans might associate words like “corny” and “hokey” with the state of popular modern country music, but these types of generalizations are grossly ignoring the fact that country and folk can get really badass. If you’ve never been into country, folk, or any other kind of American roots music before, consider this a good (and slightly odd) place to start.
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