Webster Hall

Towards the end of their fourth album, the members of Chiodos bring their voices together to declare, “Look at us now, we’re right back where we left off, It’s our time to really do things right.”  ‘Nuf said, in a way.

DEVIL is Chiodos exactly the way the band, its frantically devoted fans and a legion of supporters and admirers within the music industry want to hear it. The 13-track set finds founding frontman Craig Owens back in the fold after a painful – but, for both parties, productive -- three-year schism. It also marks drummer Derrick Frost’s return to the band and the recorded debut of lead guitarist Thomas Erak, both of whom make significant impacts on DEVIL’s dizzying sound collage. And in Grammy Award-winning producer David Bottrill (Tool, Muse, Stone Sour), Chiodos found a kindred spirit visionary who drove the group to even greater and more adventures sonic heights. Just listen to DEVIL-- and put a GPS on your face so you can find it after it’s been blown off.

Chiodos: 20 Years of All’s Well That Ends Well