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Driving Mrs. Satan make room for quiet into the history of heavy
metal, borrowing lyrics and melodies from long haired 80s hard
rock, conditioner-only-washing them into the whispered politeness of
indie pop, and rinsing them with the passion of jazzy, sound
centered, avant-pop.
The song was released online in April of 2012 together with other four:
ACDC’s Hells Bells, Black Sabbath’s Never Say Die and Judas Priest’s
Living After Midnight. After that, they prepared a full record and a live
show to bring their music into people’s life and out of the studio.
Despite the band’s folk and world provenance, Driving Mrs. Satan
have created one of 2012′s most interesting pop debuts. Indeed, their
music feels like anything but hit covers –they managed to create a new,
fresh and sophisticated dimension where the songs loose any weight and
can be re-explored in their simplest shape. The gentle sound demands
attention and anticipates possession.