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DEVOLVER Unleashes "Wraiths" Music Video Celebrating Fan Camaraderie Beneath the Alberta Sky

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Grande Prairie, Canada’s own metal force, Devolver, has dropped a powerful new music video for “Wraiths,” a standout track from their latest album "Non Compos Mentis."



Filmed during an intimate album release show at Grain Bin Brewing, the video captures the raw energy and camaraderie of a night that brought 150 fans together under the Alberta sky, immortalizing a celebration of community and crushing riffs.


Why “Wraiths” Resonates with Fans


“Wraiths” stands out for its ability to tap into universal feelings of connection and resilience. The lyrics and music evoke a sense of fighting through challenges and finding strength in unity. This message resonates strongly with fans who see the band as more than musicians—they see them as part of a collective journey.


The video’s visuals reinforce this by showing real moments of togetherness, making the song’s themes tangible. Fans watching the video can see themselves reflected in the scenes, deepening their emotional connection to the music.


What This Means for DEVOLVER’s Future


“Wraiths” is a groove-driven, straight-ahead metal track with thrash undertones and a nod to classic rock and metal. Lyrically, it explores themes of mysticism as a bridge to connect with lost loved ones, an emotional depth that complements its sonic punch.


Watch the video for “Wraiths” via its premiere on Decibel Magazine HERE.



Final Thoughts on “Wraiths”


Devolver's“Wraiths” music video is more than a visual accompaniment to a song. It is a celebration of the fans who support the band and the shared moments that music creates. The Alberta sky serves as a fitting stage for this story, symbolizing openness and connection.


For fans and newcomers alike, “Wraiths” offers a chance to experience the power of music as a unifying force. It invites viewers to join in the camaraderie and find strength in community, all while enjoying a song crafted with skill and passion.



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