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The Mortal Prophets drops gruff rock number"Me and the Devil"

  • October 13, 2022
  • Malvika Padin
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NYC experimental rock act The Mortal Prophets share foreboding yet groovy eponymous single from upcoming debut album Me and the Devil. Wrapped in a gritty, slow-built soundscape of guitars and crisp beats, the track is simplistic yet layered blending gruff, laid-back vocals with lacerating instrumentation.

Off the back of their debut EP Stomp the Devil, a fluid collection of tracks hinged off experimentation and a vibrant confidence, this latest offering borrows from the minimalistic vibe of their previous body of work adding a haunting but robust sonic pinch, surely enticing us towards what is set to be a bold yet poetic record.

A reflection of everything primitive blues to ethereal German electronica and swamp rock stylings, the album will a melting pot of music that touches our heart and gets our feet tapping along.

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