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вЂњThat song was my first crack at writing on piano,вЂќ Vic explains. There are also plenty of sonic surprises on Selfish Machines, most notably the emotive, piano-driven ballad вЂњStay Away From My FriendsвЂќ which displays the bandвЂ™s growth as songwriters. вЂњWeвЂ™re not settling on anything with this record.вЂќДЇrom the soaring pop sensibility of songs like вЂњBulletproof LoveвЂќ to the upbeat aggression of вЂњCarapherneliaвЂќ, the album shows how versatile Pierce The Veil have become, whether theyвЂ™re screaming their hearts out or gently bearing their souls. вЂњIt was definitely necessary to take the extra time with this recording,вЂќ he continues. вЂњIt was actually a pretty intense process,вЂќ Vic explains, adding that the band didnвЂ™t finish the album in the time allotted which forced him to stay in LA for an extra two months working on vocals and bouncing between recording studios working on new ideas. Recorded with Mike Green (Paramore, Set Your Goals) in Los Angeles, the album ended up being more involved than initially planned-but that ended up being a blessing in disguise. All of this figures into the groupвЂ™s long-awaited sophomore release Selfish Machines, an album that sees the band-frontman Vic Fuentes, drummer Mike Fuentes, guitarist Tony Perry and bassist Jaime Preciado-coming together to craft an inventive album that is certain to challenge peopleвЂ™s perception of the band. The band have toured the world including Warped Tour in 2008 and Taste Of Chaos in 2009 converted countless fans to their unique brand of progressive post-hardcore and, most notably, grown as both people and musicians from these cumulative experiences. A lot has happened in the three years since Pierce The Veil released their debut A Flair For The Dramatic in 2007.

Pierce the veil wiki discography