Black Veil Brides have released a new single, “Certainty.” Frontman Andy Biersack offers the following: “The concept of ‘Certainty’ is central to this record and appears throughout the album. The song was inspired by the film ‘Conclave’, particularly its reflections on religious certainty and how rigid belief systems can become prisons of our own making. When certainty hardens, curiosity, growth, and the willingness to change become impossible.” Certainty “Much of today’s political and social discourse exists inside these echo chambers of absolute belief, and that tension drives the narrative of this record,” adds Biersack. The track will appear on the band’s upcoming album, due later this year. “The music video, directed by George Gallardo Kattah and his team in Bogotá, Colombia, is one of our favorites we’ve ever done,” concludes Biersack. “His interpretation of fear and pride as biblical twins is stunning, and the visuals are incredible.” ### The post Black Veil Brides Have “Certainty” appeared first on RockinTown.

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