Yet another piece where the lyrics do not quite match up with the mood of the song, this song off Pierce the Veil’s most recent album is a favorite of mine, but generally underrated in the music community. 'Props and Mayhem' from 'Collide With the Sky' 'Wonderless' from 'A Flair for the Dramatic'Ħ. Haunting lyrics about loving someone so much, but doing it in such a catchy and head-banging way was pretty much reinvented by Fuentes throughout PTV’s albums, and this song proves it the most.ĥ. This song perfectly captures Pierce the Veil’s love song brand that they sell so well. This is one of Fuentes' finest love songs, even if does not seem like it when first listening to it. 'I Don’t Care If You’re Contagious' from 'Selfish Machines' It features a lot of screaming and hard-hitting lyrics, and is a great song to put on when you need to focus if hardcore is your thing.Ĥ. One of their more “hardcore” songs, so to speak, “Drella” is a masterpiece in itself that does not get much attention anymore due to the new music PTV has released since then. It is a different kind of song for Pierce the Veil to create, but it works so well for them in conjunction with Butler’s unique voice that I cannot stop listening to it some days.ģ. and does not get as much love as it deserves sometimes. This song features Jason Butler from letlive. 'Tangled in the Great Escape' from 'Collide With the Sky' But, it has great, honest lyrics - and it is pretty much common knowledge that the song is written about Fuentes’s parents - and deserves a good listen every now and again.Ģ. This song is often overlooked on 'Selfish Machines,' mainly due to their most popular song “Caraphernelia” being featured on the album amid other fan favorites.

'Million Dollar Houses (The Painter)' from 'Selfish Machines' In honor of Pierce the Veil’s album news, and the fact that basically every single one of their songs is flawless, here is a list of Pierce the Veil’s best deep cuts that not everyone may know about.

Best acoustic pierce the veil songs