DevilDriver's Neal Tiemann and Mike Spreitzer on taking the road less shreddy: ”It’s cooler if we play something hard”

DevilDriver
That's Neal Tiemann [left] with the Dunable and Mike Spreitzer with the ESP (Image credit: Ben Hoffman)

It's been four years since Southern California groove metal stalwarts DevilDriver released their last record, Trust No One, an album that cemented the group as a pillar of the genre. 

Building on that momentum, 2018 found the band writing more than 30 tracks for its most ambitious project to date – a double album. 

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