Titled After the Song: "Pierce the Veil" was the name of a song by the Fuentes brothers' previous band, Before Today.Swiss Bank Account: In the "King for a Day" video, Vic and Kellin realize something's up when they see that their boss has moved over $2 million into his own Swiss bank account.Soprano and Gravel: Vic Fuentes has a wildly varying vocal range, and can hit low growls and boyish tenor fairly rapidly.Singing Voice Dissonance: Vic's speaking voice isn't nearly as high as his singing voice.'With Heaven above you, there's Hell over me. 'My love for you was bulletproof but you're the one who shot me.' Bulletproof Love. I bite my fingernails to the bone, and I crawl back under the stairwell to the place I call my home.' Bulls in the Bronx. Unlike some of the other songs by pierce the veil (which I still love), this song. 'Do you know, I count you hearbeats before you sleep. A Celebration of an Ending was the name of the one album recorded by the Fuentes brothers' previous band, Before Today. It comes from the heart and so many songs now are just annoying radio. Shout-Out: "The Sky Under the Sea" drops the phrase "a celebration of an ending" early in the bridge.Self-Backing Vocalist: The backing vocals on their albums are all noticeably Vic.Patriotic Fervor: They're proud of their Mexican heritage, and they display that fact openly.Misadventures is their first album where the majority of the songs have their titles in the lyrics (and even then, it's only six out of eleven). Non-Appearing Title: Very common on their first three albums.Nice Hat: Sometime during the Collide with the Sky album cycle, it became almost impossible to find Vic without a snapback on his head.Neoclassical Punk Zydeco Rockabilly: One of their defining traits.
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