The Devil Wears Prada Premiere Two New Singles & Short Film "That Same Place Where The Flowers Never Grow"

The Devil Wears Prada have unveiled a short film that merges their two freshly released tracks, “Where The Flowers Grow” and “Wave.” The cinematic piece, titled ‘That Same Place Where The Flowers Never Grow,’ was directed by longtime collaborator Wyatt Clough (Silverstein, Beartooth). The first of these two tracks made its live debut in São Paulo, Brazil over the weekend.

These songs serve as the introduction to the band’s ninth studio album, “Flowers,” slated for a November 14th release via Solid State Records. The album was produced by the band’s own Jonathan Gering (keyboards/programming/vocals), with Sam Guaiana (Silverstein, Holding Absence) handling engineering and Zakk Cervini (Bring Me The Horizon, Spiritbox) overseeing mixing and mastering duties.

Additional collaborators were also brought in for the recording sessions, including:

Tyler Smyth (I Prevail, Falling In Reverse)
Austin Coupe (Lø Spirit, Moodring)
Colin Brittain (Linkin Park, Papa Roach)
Bobby Lynge (Fit For A King)
Marshall Gallagher (Teenage Wrist)

Speaking on “Where The Flowers Grow,” guitarist/vocalist Jeremy DePoyster reflected:

“‘Where The Flowers Never Grow‘ is a song about the realization that no matter how good things get from the outside, there is a still a place of darkness in our minds… the place where flowers never grow. The hours spent away from the stage and the bright lights can be a lonely place.

The lyrics are a reckoning with how you can receive everything you thought you wanted, but you still have to reckon with the intrusive thoughts of emptiness and old wounds that you’re trying to find a way to heal. My hope is that anyone who hears the song feels seen, that they’re not alone in the darkest corners of their mind, and that we’re all trying to find a way forward.

‘Flowers‘ is 20 years into a journey. The highs, the lows, a reckoning with what it means be a human catapulting through the chaos that life throws at us continually. This is us at our peak, in songwriting, in raw and authentic lyricism and introspection, and a desperate attempt to connect with anyone else who feels the same way that we do.”

“Flowers” track-list:

01 – “That Same Place”
02 – “Where The Flowers Never Grow”
03 – “Everybody Knows”
04 – “So Low”
05 – “For You”
06 – “All Out”
07 – “Ritual”
08 – “When You’re Gone”
09 – “The Sky Behind The Rain”
10 – “The Silence”
11 – “Eyes”
12 – “Cure Me”
13 – “Wave”
14 – “My Paradise”