The Devil Wears Nada – In Lust We Thrust 2026, MP3+FLAC
Do you like 70s and 80s rock blended with glam metal and given a notable injection of the macabre? Of course you do! Who doesn’t! Well, the good news is that THE DEVIL WEARS NADA embodies all of this (and more), and across their new album “In Lust We Thrust“, deliver a groovy, energetic, theatrical, rocking, and fun listen.
Sometimes downright brilliant, sometimes just a bit all right, but always memorable, it’s a record with plenty of appeal.
It starts off very strongly too. Following a sinister introduction called 96.2 FM Postalgia Radio, the melodic energy is high with the infectious Brat with a Baseball Bat. Here, The Devil Wears Nada showcase just how easy anthems come to them with a high energy effort that has tons of synth-infused melody.
Last Forever is an inviting effort that leans into poppier territories with some starry synth and light rock energy. Aside from the modern production job, it could be so easy to believe that this track comes straight from the 80s.
I love that one, but I’m also given a happy boost via the banging title track, which lives up to its thrusting title, and the cheeky Dead & Breakfast, with its catchy synth and horror twist.
A lot of my love of this record comes from their use of synth and how retro it makes things sound. Something that is kept consistent throughout so come the end; I found myself as invested as I was at the start. Especially when things are kept catchy with the likable Wednesday.
THE DEVIL WEARS NADA are delivering a very, very enjoyable collection of songs here, a Highly Recommended listen for sure.
01 – 96.2 FM Postalgia Radio
02 – Brat with a Baseball Bat
03 – Last Forever
04 – Misery Is You
05 – In Lust We Thrust
06 – Elephant In The Room
07 – Victoria
08 – Dead & Breakfast
09 – Shotgun Wedding
10 – Wednesday
Linus Johansson on Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals
Ludvig Alfvén on Drums, Keyboards, & Backing Vocals
Henrik Westergren on Lead Guitars, Keyboards, & Backing Vocals
Fredrik Svensson Carlström on Bass
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