Second The Devil Wears Prada single

2019-09-14 by WoahHenny | 20 Comments
The Devil Wears Prada have dropped "Please Say No", their second single from their forthcoming album [i]The Act[i], out October 11th via Solid State Records.

Stream the new song below.



Tagged: The Devil Wears Prada

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SlyZ
September 14th 2019
62 Comments


This band sucks.

JoyfulPlatypus
Staff Reviewer
September 14th 2019
1627 Comments


Huh, I'm strangely digging this. That chorus is something else.

curteeebull
September 14th 2019
50 Comments


I'm so excited for this release!

DreamAgain
September 14th 2019
2539 Comments


not their best

ItsTheSquirrel
September 14th 2019
890 Comments


Chorus could've used some more punch but I still dig this very hard

SteakByrnes
September 14th 2019
31063 Comments


Pretty meh song, the priest line towards the end where Mike starts doing screams sounds dope tho

bloc
September 14th 2019
70880 Comments


I am loving that graphic novel style art. Looks like it was done by Seagrave

GhostB1rd
September 14th 2019
7938 Comments


This is almost Lock & Load level bad.

WATGRG
September 15th 2019
3 Comments


Please Say No By The Devil Wears Prada

Critics: this is powerful I’ll say yes!

Audience and Fans: what happened to the old The Devil Wears Prada?

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Tyler.
September 15th 2019
19035 Comments


🤣🤣🤣

igordrago
September 15th 2019
244 Comments


Really liked the first track they dropped , this one not so much

BallsToTheWall
September 15th 2019
52598 Comments


Hated first song but love this one.

scoopitypoop
September 15th 2019
115 Comments


I love how this band went from a juvenile metalcore band that was a thorn to sputniker's side to a sophisticated fine wine that you losers are drinking up.

iGuter
September 15th 2019
459 Comments


Ever since the track “To the Key of the Evergreen” off of their last album, I knew this band had more to say. This new single feels like in it could be in the same vain.

WATGRG
September 16th 2019
3 Comments


I love there new direction it suits them. Different might not be the same as there older albums. But I think it?s gonna surprisingly be good to the fans. Mike’s said “he wants his new album to be more moodier, less riffs” so don’t spect it to be Heavy as much. There will be still heavy tracks and some like Lines Of Your Hands and some like Please Say No and some like Switchblade as well.

SteakByrnes
September 16th 2019
31063 Comments


Yea I miss Chris Rubey's songwriting

Feather
September 16th 2019
11809 Comments


Neat.

GhostB1rd
September 17th 2019
7938 Comments


"more moodier"

I love that this is in quotes.

FearThyEvil
September 17th 2019
19510 Comments


Lol those vocals are hilariously awful.


Brabiz
September 17th 2019
3018 Comments


“I love how this band went from a juvenile metalcore band that was a thorn to sputniker's side to a sophisticated fine wine that you losers are drinking up.”


*digging Sleeping With Sirens*

lol holy cow.



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