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The Devil Wears Prada Albums Discography looks back at the band’s great metal albums that they released so far starting with their debut album entitled Dear Love: A Beautiful Discord which was released in 2006. The Devil Wears Prada have released seven studio albums. Their latest studio album was released in 2019 entitled The Act. The band has been labeled a metalcore group which is a common label for metal bands in the 21st century. Metalcore is a combination of metal and punk and thrash in which bands often just shout in very low pitch voices.
The band The Devil Wears Prada were first formed in the mid 2000s. The group’s original lineup who played on their first album consisted of Mike Hranica on lead vocals, Chris Rubey on lead guitar, Jeremy DePoyster on rhythm guitar, Andy Trick on bass guitar, James Baney on keyboards and Daniel Williams on drums. That lineup would stay together for the band’s first four albums. James Barney did not play on the groups fourth album entitled 8:18. That album would also be the last The Devils Wears Prada album to feature original members Chris Rubey on lead guitar and Daniel Williams on drums who were a very important part of the band’s sound.
The Devil Wears Prada’s fifth album entitled Transit Blues would feature a very different set of musicians on the album than were featured on their debut album. On Transic Blues, Giuseppe Capolupo was behind the drums while Jonathan Gering played keyboards. The band also featured a new guitarist in Kyle Sipress playing all the lead parts. Mike Hranica still remained the lead vocalist as well as Jeremy DePoyster on rhythm guitar and Andy Trick on bass.
The Devil Wears Prada’s most recent album entitled The Act was released in 2019. The same lineup that was featured on Transit Blues played on the album. However it would be the last album to feature original bassist Andy Tricke who left the band after the record was completed. The Devil Wears Prada is still a very much active rock band. We will update The Devil Wears Prada albums discography with each new release.
Dear Love: A Beautiful Discord
Dear Love: A Beautiful Discord was released in 2006. The album did not break into any of the US Billboard music charts.
CD Track Listing
The Ascent
Gauntlet of Solitude
Dogs Can Grow Beards All Over
And the Sentence Trails Off…
Rosemary Had an Accident
Redemption
Swords, Dragons & Diet Coke
Who Speaks Spanish, Colon Quesadilla
Texas Is South
Modeify the Pronunciation
Salvation
Plagues
Plagues was released in 2007. The Plagues album was The Devil Wears Prada’s first album to break into the music charts. Plagues hit number fifty seven on the US Billboard Top 200 Album Charts. The album also hit number six on the US Billboard Independent Charts.
CD Track Listing
Goats on a Boat
Number Three, Never Forget
HTML Rulez D00d
Hey John, What’s Your Name Again?
Don’t Dink and Drance
You Can’t Spell “Crap” Without “C”
This Song Is Called
Reptar, King of the Ozone
The Scorpion Deathlock
Nickels Is Money Too
With Roots Above and Branches Below
With Roots Above and Branches Below was released in 2009. With Roots Above and Branches Below hit number eleven on the US Billboard Top 200 Album Charts. The album would also become the The Devil Wears Prada’s first number one albums as it hit number one on the US Billboard Independent Charts.
CD Track Listing
Sassafras
I Hate Buffering
Assistant to the Regional Manager
Dez Moines
Big Wiggly Style
Danger: Wildman
Ben Has a Kid
Wapakalypse
Gimme Hal
Louder Than Thunder
Lord Xenu
Dead Throne
Dead Throne was released in 2011.Dead Throne hit number ten on the US Billboard Top 200 Album Charts making it their first top 10 album on the mainstream charts which is pretty impressive for a metalcore band. The album would also become the The Devil Wears Prada’s second number one albums as it hit number one again on the US Billboard Independent Charts. The album also would be their only record to chart in the United Kingdom. The album was also a top 10 hit in Canada. As of this writing, Dead Throne remains The Devil Wears Prada’s biggest selling album.
CD Track Listing
Dead Throne
Untidaled
Mammoth
Vengeance
R.I.T.
My Questions
Kansas
Born to Lose
Forever Decay
Chicago
Constance
Pretenders
Holdfast
8:18
Released in 2013, 8:18 was the band’s first major label release as they were signed to Roadrunner Records which is a division of Warner Brothers Records. That fact took them of the Indie Charts. However the album would break them in to the top 20 of the US Billboard Top 200 Album Charts.
CD Track Listing
Gloom
Rumors
First Sight
War
8:18
Sailor’s Prayer
Care More
Martyrs
Black & Blue
Transgress
Number Eleven
Home for Grave
In Heart
Transit Blues
Released in 2016, there were many changes within the band on this record. The album also found them back on the Indie Charts where the album hit number thirteen. On the US Billboard Top 200 Albums Charts the record hit number fifty.
CD Track Listing
Praise Poison
Daughter
Worldwide
Lock & Load
Flyover States
Detroit Tapes
The Condition
To the Key of Evergreen
Submersion
Home for Grave, Pt. II
Transit Blues
The Act
Released in 2019, The Act is the band’s most recent album as of this writing.They were signed to a new label on this one called Solid State. The album still managed to break into the Billboard Top 200 where it peaked at number seventy.
CD Track Listing
Switchblade
Lines of Your Hands
Chemical
Wave of Youth
Please Say No
The Thread
Numb
Isn’t It Strange?
Diamond Lost
As Kids
Even Though
Spiderhead
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