Album lore

Selfish Machines, originally issued in 2013 by Equal Vision Records, finds Pierce The Veil navigating the fissures of emo, screamo, and post-hardcore with a restless urgency. This reissue carries the thirteen tracks that chart the band’s experimental leanings within alternative and experimental rock, from the terse lacerations of “Besitos” to the sprawling tensions of “The Sky Under the Sea.” The featured track, “I Don’t Care If You’re Contagious,” exemplifies the group’s blend of visceral intensity and melodic detail, a hallmark of their mid-2010s output. The album’s resonance among nearly half a million Last.fm listeners and over twenty million scrobbles marks it as a persistent artifact of its scene, preserving Pierce The Veil’s distinct imprint on post-hardcore’s evolving canon.

Album lore

Selfish Machines, originally issued in 2013 by Equal Vision Records, finds Pierce The Veil navigating the fissures of emo, screamo, and post-hardcore with a restless urgency. This reissue carries the thirteen tracks that chart the band’s experimental leanings within alternative and experimental rock, from the terse lacerations of “Besitos” to the sprawling tensions of “The Sky Under the Sea.” The featured track, “I Don’t Care If You’re Contagious,” exemplifies the group’s blend of visceral intensity and melodic detail, a hallmark of their mid-2010s output. The album’s resonance among nearly half a million Last.fm listeners and over twenty million scrobbles marks it as a persistent artifact of its scene, preserving Pierce The Veil’s distinct imprint on post-hardcore’s evolving canon.