Black Veil Brides New Album

[Laila Berri]

Ina new interview with Jorge Botas of Portugal's Metal Global, BLACK VEIL BRIDES drummer Christian "CC" Coma (born Christian Mora) was asked if he and his bandmates have commenced work on their next studio release. He responded (as transcribed by BLABBERMOUTH.NET): "We are already working on new music. Yeah, we're already working on some new music. I don't know when that's gonna be released. But, yeah, we are working on new music. It is incomplete as of right now. We will be working on that in January."

He continued: "We don't really know if we're gonna be releasing music as singles or do an EP or a full-length album. We'll see how we feel at the end of the tour, we'll see how much traction the new music gets, and that'll determine whether or not we're gonna do a full-length album or do some stuff. But there will be some new music in the near future to keep everybody excited for the band and stuff like that, and for us to potentially play live."

The drummer went on to say that he has "a very secret project that's being worked on that I know that you're gonna absolutely love and enjoy. I cannot comment on that at this point because I have to keep my lips sealed," he explained.

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