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Black Veil Brides debut music video for \'Heart of Fire\'

The song is the lead single from the band\'s fourth studio album, "Black Veil Brides."

By Annie Martin   |   Oct. 8, 2014 at 4:48 PM  |  Updated Oct. 8, 2014 at 4:50 PM   |   Comments

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 8 (UPI) -- Black Veil Brides have released a new music video for "Heart of Fire."

The song is the first single to debut from the rock group\'s fourth studio album,

. Frontman Andy Biersack spoke to The Pulse of Radio about the track, and said the song is about keeping passion alive.

"The song \'Heart of Fire\' is about how time and circumstance change you, and how the goal is always to not let the passion that you have for something that you love burn out because the world around you changes it," he shared.

"I mean, it\'s very interesting to look at a group of people that are in a band," he continued. "I think we all are more passionate today about the band maybe than we\'ve ever been, and that\'s a really cool thing. The song is really about allowing yourself to keep that passion burning for something that you truly enjoy."

Black Veil Brides formed in 2006, and is currently composed of Biersack, Ashley Purdy, Jake Pitts, Jinxx and Christian "CC" Coma.

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