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The Devil Wears Prada — Mike Hranica [vocals], Jeremy DePoyster [vocals, guitar], Mason Nagy [bass], Kyle Sipress [guitar], Jonathan Gering [keys, synthesizers], and Giuseppe Capolupo [drums] — have announced their Summer 2022 headline tour. Check out more information on tickets and a complete list of tour dates now!
Somewhere between their beloved 2010 EP, Zombie, and their last experimental full-length album, The Act, lies The Devil Wears Prada’s latest feat, ZII. The band’s new EP is both a continuation of the apocalyptic story they began in Zombie and a tribute to their growth, highlighting some of TDWP’s finest moments along the way. Mike […]
ZII‘ is the heaviest shit they’ve released since the original ‘ Zombie.’ Just think of an EP full of songs like ‘ The Thread‘; that’s this thing in a rotting nutshell. Throw in sound bites representing the zombie hordes (‘ Nightfall‘) and some dramatic, mood-setting synthesisers (‘ Nora.’) Technical musicianship in composition and performances abound, as do to-the-point breakdown passages; sub-drops, chugging guitars, and downright sickening mosh parts litter the corpse field of ‘ ZII.’ Yet so too do their knack for great choruses and the stellar dual-vocal duality b...
A new sequel EP, entitled ‘ZII,’ set to feature “ five songs of hopelessness against the hoard [sic]” will be rising from the dead on May 21st, with its first single ‘Termination‘ sounding like the sweet spot between the savageness of ‘Zombie’ and the rawer parts mapped out on ‘The Act‘ (2019). B efore this second skin-rotting chapter unveils, I look back at one of the most important releases for The Devil Wears Prada. Prior to the brilliant ‘ Dead Throne (2011), I wasn’t a big fan of The Devil Wears Prada. They were a band that I knew of, a band I tried getting in...