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Not to be confused with the book and movie of the same name, TDWP is a six piece Metalcore band from Dayton, Ohio formed in 2005. With a fusion of Christian-themed lyrics and Word Salad Title songs, TDWP has become one of the most successful Christian Metalcore acts around. They've so far released four full-length albums and one EP.
Members:
- Mike Hranica - lead vocals/screams
- Chris Rubey - lead guitar
- Jeremy DePoyster - rhythm guitar, clean vocals
- Andy Trick - bass
- Daniel Williams - drums
- James Baney - keyboards
Discography:
- 2006 - Dear Love: A Beautiful Discord
- 2007 - Plagues
- 2009 - With Roots Above and Branches Below
- 2010 - Zombie (EP)
- 2011 - Dead Throne
Tropes associated with The Devil Wears Prada:[]
- Album Title Drop: Sassafras for "With Roots Above and Branches Below."
- Artifact Title: Subverted. They assumed the book was about anti-materialism, but after reading the book, they decided to rework the title to fit their own view.
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"When standing before God, he won't care about your sweet Prada scarf or Gucci shoes or whatever. It's a Christian reasoning for the name, we didn't name it to attempt at being fashionable or whatever." (Mike Hranica) |
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- Christian Rock: Nowhere near as wholesome as one might think though.
- Large Ham: Mike seems to enjoy being one, espcially when he guest spotted on A Day To Remember's I'm Made Of Wax Larry music video.
- Lyrical Dissonance: In their more Christian-themed songs, reading the lyrics and listening to the hard music style can be slightly jarring.
- Metal Scream: As per Metalcore fashion, Mike employs this alot.
- One of Us: They're fans of The Office and the Zombie EP was based off of several zombie inspired works, especially The Zombie Survival Guide.
- Soprano and Gravel: Jeremy (soprano) Mike (gravel).
- Surprisingly Gentle Song: Louder Than Thunder, sung entirely by Jeremy.
- Zombie Apocalypse: The Zombie EP, naturally. The songs exercise every trope found in the genre.