Collide with the Sky is the second studio album by American post-hardcore band Pierce the Veil. The album was a commercial success, peaking at number 11 on the US Billboard 200 chart and earning a gold certification from the RIAA.
– Features intricate rhythms and soaring hooks. Pierce The Veil - Collide With The Sky -iTunes Plus AAC M4A
As he waited for the album to finish downloading, Alex's mind started to wander. He thought about his mundane office job and how he needed a break from the monotony. He had always been a fan of post-hardcore music, and Pierce The Veil was a band he had been meaning to check out for a while. Collide with the Sky is the second studio
Note: Some deluxe iTunes editions included the acoustic version of "Hold On Till May" as a bonus track. As he waited for the album to finish
Pierce The Veil’s Collide With The Sky is a masterwork of tension, melody, and aggression. It deserves to be heard as the artists intended—crisp, dynamic, and uncompromised.
Songwriting and themes Lyrically, the album moves between personal struggle and cinematic melodrama. Fuentes’s writing leans into vivid metaphor and confessional lines about grief, resilience, and complicated relationships. Tracks like “King for a Day” (featuring Kellin Quinn) harness catharsis—its shout-along chorus and antagonistic verses exemplify the album’s knack for turning pain into communal release. “Bulls in the Bronx” and “Hell Above” pair intricate guitar work with melodic peaks that underline a central theme: confronting chaos with defiant hope.