After some tricky personal moments in recent times, Dez Fafara can mark two decades of Devildriver with their first shows in four years (and a few with Coal Chamber on the horizon), the return of founding bassist Jon Miller, and the unveiling of this second part of this purge of inner turmoil.
While its predecessor certainly didn’t disgrace itself up against a consistent back catalogue that boasts the likes of Beast and The Last Kind Words, it’s apparent that sufficient time has passed since Devildriver released an album that’s been deemed essential listening beyond the diehards.
