The Lovers/The Devil

The Lovers/The Devil
Studio album by Sworn In
Released April 7, 2015 (2015-04-07)
Recorded 2014 @ The Machine Shop
Genre Metalcore
Length 41:31
Label Razor & Tie Recordings
INgrooves
Producer Will Putney & Randy Leboeuf
Sworn In chronology
The Death Card
(2013)
The Lovers/The Devil
(2015)

The Lovers/The Devil is the second album from American metalcore band Sworn In. It was released by Razor & Tie Recordings on April 7, 2015.[1]

Concept

According to frontman Tyler Dennen, The Lovers/The Devil is a 2-part concept album about a destructive relationship. The first part, titled The Lovers, covers the first 7 tracks, while the second part, named The Devil, covers the remaining 6 tracks. It progresses around a love story between an obsessive, romantic, emotionally unstable boy and a bitter, distant and cold girl. Halfway through the album, the roles are reversed as the boy becomes cold and distant after he realizes the girl does not love him back; and the girl realizes she made a mistake and goes on to solve it. Dennen cited as an inspiration for the album the bad relationship between his parents and bad relationships he himself has gone through.[2]

Track listing

All music composed by Chris George. 

No.TitleLength
1."Sweetheart"  2:34
2."Sugar Lips"  3:30
3."I Don't Really Love You"  3:48
4."Oliolioxinfree"  3:51
5."Waltz"  0:33
6."Pins and Needles"  3:41
7."Lay with Me"  3:44
8."Weeping Willow"  1:47
9."Pocket Full of Posies"  4:00
10."Sunshine"  4:09
11."Scissors"  4:33
12."Sour"  1:06
13."Love Drunk"  4:16
Total length:41:31

Members

Sworn In
  • Tyler Dennen – vocals, Lyrics
  • Eugene Kamlyuk – guitar
  • Zakary Gibson – guitar
  • Derek «Slim» Bolman – bass
  • Chris George – drums

Production[3]
  • Produced, Engineered, Mixed & mastered by Will Putney & Randy Leboeuf @ The Machine Shop
  • A&R by Mike Gitter
  • Management by Jeff Menig (The Power Kingdom)
  • Business management by Kieren Smith
  • Booking by Brad Wiseman (US, The Soroka Agency) & Marco Walzel (EU, Avocado Booking)
  • Illustrations by Michael Steinheiser
  • Packaging layout & design by Forefathers
  • Photo by Jonathan Wiener

References

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