The first song from Black Veil Brides‘ highly-anticipated fourth studio album has found its way online over a month ahead of the record’s official release.

Distributed to fans who took the time to pre-order the group’s new record late Sunday night, “Heart Of Fire” welcomes listeners back to the world of Black Veil Brides with driving guitars, crashing drums, and a soaring hook that will soon be sung by countless thousands during the band’s upcoming fall tour dates. It’s nothing unexpected or in any way all that different from the material found on BVB’s previous release, but that is not necessarily a bad thing. I’m of the opinion that BVB did not find their true sound until their last record, so building on those ideas with this release makes sense. You can stream “Heart Of Fire,” in full, below:

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Black Veil Brides will release their new album, IV, at the end of October. Click here to pre-order your copy.

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