No More Tears to Cry, New Single Album from Bullet for my Valentine

No More Tears to Cry – Heavy metal band Bullet For My Valentine has released their new single, No More Tears To Cry, which is based on the deluxe version of their current self-titled album. This creation is a song that tells about mental health struggles with quite dark contemplations.

As the name implies, the song No More Tears To Cry does tell a dark story, but it still shows an effort not to fall behind all the things that are going through. No More Tears To Cry was released as the third shared track from the self-titled re-release Bullet For My Valentine, following the releases of Omen in April and Stitches in May.

No More Tears To Cry itself was released on August 5, 2022 yesterday through Spinefarm/Search And Destroy. In addition, they will also feature previously unreleased tracks, namely, Step Out From The Inside and This Means War.

“No More Tears To Cry is a song that is very different from the other tracks on the album and has a lot of surprises in it,” said Bullet For My Valentine, quoted by Nme.com.

Bullet For My Valentine originally released their self-titled album last November, previously due for an October release, but was turned down due to production delays, which included the singles Knives, Parasite, and Rainbow Veins.

The release of the seventh album, Bullet For My Valentine, marks the completion of the Welsh metal band working on the international music scene for 23 years. Even so, Bullet For My Valentine is not the first name used by all members of the band when it was first formed.

In 1998 Matthew Tuck, Michael “Padge” Paget, Nick Crandle, and Michael “Moose” Thomas started their career together in a metal band under the name Jeff Killed John. The four founders of the band are Bridgend College students who are both majoring in music.

Initially, Jeff Killed John often performed while performing Nirvana and Metallica songs. One year later, Jeff Killed John has been steadily releasing his first EP titled Better Off Alone independently and followed by a second EP which was released in 2002 with the title You/Play With Me.

Finally, in 2003, Jeff Killed John officially changed their stage name to Bullet For My Valentine after Nick Candle the bass player decided to resign from his position and was replaced by Jason James.

The name change in fact brought many surprises to the Welsh metal band. The reason, Roadrunner Records had stated that they were interested in inviting Bullet For My Valentine to work together under the auspices of the label.

But unfortunately, Bullet For My Valentine decided to reject the offer and chose to sign a contract for five albums with Sony BMG. Finally, in 2004, Bullet For My Valentine released their first work with a self-titled EP under Sony BMG.

 

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One year later from the release of the EP, Bullet For My Valentine is steadily releasing their debut album entitled The Poison. Bullet for My Valentine’s debut album turned out to be a monumental album. Because the first big step in the mainstream realm made by them succeeded in producing results because they were on the Billboard 200 album chart and also ranked 11th on the Independent Albums chart.

In 2009, Bullet For My Valentine again achieved success through its debut album because it had managed to score a Gold title by the RIAA. This award is inseparable from the sales of their debut album which touched 500,000 copies. In total there are 4 singles released by Bullet For My Valentine as ammunition for them to enter the world of international music, namely 4 Words (To Choke Upon), Suffocating Under Words of Sorrow (What Can I Do), All These Things I Hate (Revolve Around). Me), and Tears Don’t Fall. Thanks to this single, throughout 2005, Bullet For My Valentine celebrated the release of its debut album by touring almost all over the world.

Continuing its success, Bullet For My Valentine released their third album entitled Fever in 2010 and debuted at number three on the Billboard 200. The metal band also released their fourth studio album Temper Temper in 2013 which peaked at number 13 on the Billboard 200.

Their fifth studio album, Venom (2015) peaked at number 8. on the Billboard 200. The band released their sixth studio album, Gravity (2018). Their self-titled seventh studio album, Bullet For My Valentine (2021). The band has sold more than one million albums in the United States and more than 3,000,000 albums worldwide and was awarded the “Best British Band” award with three wins from Kerrang! Enjoy the new album No More tears to Cry.