Devil’s Hound releases new album

Creating simple music since July 2015, Devil's Hound is a one-man-project with one voice and one guitar. The main issues addressed are love and horror, good and evil - dichotomies with which we have to live.

If the early releases contained lyrics with short fiction/horror stories created by the artist himself and influences by movies featuring Vincent Price, Devil's Hound’s concept changed with the demo "Depressive Letters" (February, 2017) when Dean Noir decided to make his project darker by including autobiographical subjects such as depression, anxiety, loss and disorientation.

The end of 2017 and the beginning of 2018 were prolific moments for the creation of small pieces divided into singles or demos with two tracks each. Thus arrives "Left in Dissociation" (March, 2018), a compilation that includes songs from "The Ones Who Left Too Soon..."(2018), "Dissociation"(2018) and "Pressure"(2017).

As usual, the production may sound a little poor and simplistic, but as long as the message is transmitted it's all right for Dean Noir – the man behind the project knows it and wants it that way. Devil's Hound is suitable for fans of Of The Wand And The Moon, Sol Invictus and early King Dude.

Discography

• “Ballads For The Devil” (demo) – 2015
• “The (Anti)Love Manifesto” (single) – 2015
• “Corridors Of Gloom” (demo) – 2016
• “Depressive Letters” (demo) – 2017
• “Sufoco Incompreensível” (single) – 2017
• “Heading North, Returning South” (demo) – 2017
• “Pressure” (single) – 2017
• “Mourning” (demo) – 2018
• “The Ones Who Left To Soon...” (demo) – 2018
• “Dissociation” (demo) – 2018
• “Left in Dissociation” (compilation) – 2018