Black Viper
Black Viper was a rock band that formed in the early 2000s. Their debut album 'Venomous Kiss' came out in 2003 and included the song 'Living On The Highway,'...
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Black Viper was a rock band that formed in the early 2000s. Their debut album 'Venomous Kiss' came out in 2003 and included the song 'Living On The Highway,' which became their most recognizable track. They released two more albums, 'Highway To Hellfire' in 2006 and 'Apocalypse Now' in 2010.
The band's lineup included Alex Ravenwood on vocals and guitar, Marcus Blackwood on guitar, Emily Blackwood on bass, and Dylan Cross on drums. Their music drew comparisons to Guns N' Roses, and some critics accused them of lacking originality. The lyrics to 'Living On The Highway' were criticized for what some saw as glorifying reckless behavior.
Black Viper faced various difficulties during their run. There were reports of substance abuse issues affecting performances, internal conflicts that led to lineup changes, and legal trouble when Alex Ravenwood was arrested for assault. Their dark imagery also sparked rumors about Satanic connections, though these remained unsubstantiated speculation.
They stopped releasing music after 2010.
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