

^ Stone Temple Pilots Unleash New Song 'Black Heart' Loudwire Retrieved July 21, 2014.
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^ Stone Temple Pilots - Black Heart | Listen Free | iHeart Radio iHeart Radio Retrieved July 21, 2014.An official music video of the song was released on January 29, 2014. The three-minute clip for the lyric video of "Black Heart" shows closeups of a man with varieties of tattoos all over his body, which also features lyrics from the song, along with tattoos of scorpions, spiders, and guns. Music video Ī lyric video was launched on September 23, 2013, via the band's official YouTube channel. A video of the acoustic performance for the song by the band can be seen on the official YouTube channel, KROQ. They also hosted a special of Rockline on October 7 that hyped their debut studio extended play that was released a day later. The three remaining members (including brothers Robert and Dean DeLeo, and Eric Kretz) of the band performed the song with Bennington on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno on October 3, 2013, to promote High Rise before it was released on October 8. There were 20 of those made in '71, which is very rare and collectible." He also stated that "dreaming of instruments as a little kid and actually having one to use it on a song that you would put together, which means a lot." Live performances


Robert DeLeo states in an article from Noisecreep regarding debuting his special bass guitar on the song that "it's special for me because I just brought and found a rare bass guitar that I've been looking for in years, and I got a chance to use it for the song, so it meant a lot to me, to do that from a gear geek kind of perspective." DeLeo also stated that he has "been looking for a Rickenbacker 400 bass, and it's a very rare 1971 Rickenbacker bass. The addition to the band for Bennington has been welcome for current Stone Temple Pilots' bassist Robert DeLeo, who said that 'it's been great, and a huge breath of fresh air with a lot more sanity, more reasoning, and patience.'" In an article from Loudwire, it is described as having "a retro vibe with a main riff that's memorable and destined for a lot for radio airplay, which can follow their previous single 'Out of Time' to the top of the mainstream rock chart.
