While in Sacramento, we caught up with the one and only Wes Borland of Black Light Burns to talk about their latest album, music industry trends, and the deeper meaning behind some of their most intriguing tracks. Read on for a raw, insightful look into the mind behind the music.

Capital Chaos TV: Uh, let’s see—you’re in Sacramento. Have you played here before as Black Light Burns?

Wes Borland: Yeah, we opened for Combichrist here in 2009 at the same venue, and I’m very happy to be back.

Watch the full video interview below

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