Black Dresses: Death-Metal Pop Hits the Glitchy Chaos Jackpot
KEY POINTS
- â˘Ada Rook and Devi McCallion form Black Dresses, a Canadian noise-pop duo active in 2025.
- â˘Their latest album, 'Forever in Your Heart,' fuses glitchy percussion and death-metal screams.
- â˘The opening track, 'PEACESIGN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,' blends abrasive electronics with off-key warbling.
- â˘The album is available on Bandcamp, accompanied by cover art matching its intense sound.
Canadian duo Ada Rook and Devi McCallion proudly assemble an album that sounds like your electronics are having a panic attack, ingeniously titled 'Forever in Your Heart.' Their debut track 'PEACESIGN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' promises more screams than your neighbor on garbage day, blending abrasive electronics, metallic percussion, and death-metal vocals as if a blender and a guitar had a confusing romance. Available on Bandcamp in 2025, this album is the auditory equivalent of knitting with barbed wire while attempting catchy pop hooks. The cover art matches the albumâs intensity, going as hard as an overcaffeinated tech startupâs crash day.
Share the Story
Congratulations to Black Dresses for perfectly blending chaos with pop hooksâbecause everyone loves drowning in death-metal breakups and glitchy noise like itâs a soothing bath.
Black Dresses prove music can sound like it's falling apart while somehow being irresistibleâlike a toaster on fire that makes really good toast.
If noise had a deliciously messed-up baby with pop, Ada and Devi are its overachieving parents throwing a sonic tantrum you canât stop dancing to.
Source: Theverge | Published: 11/16/2025 | Author: Terrence OâBrien
More Articles in Entertainment
Trump Promises Retirement Plan That Matches Generosity of Federal Workersâ Excuses
Trump Calls Supreme Court 'Unfortunate,' Then Hits Economy with âBetterâ 10% Global Tariff
Sydney Sweeney's $1M Flop, Trump-Approved Jeans & Bathwater Soap Fiasco
HBOâs Gallant Hero Suffers Diarrhea, Dreams of Jousting Glory Cut Short
Nation's Banana Splits Get a Deluxe Glow-Up with $100 Foie Gras and Gold Flakes
Sharon Osbourne Spends Mornings Melting Face Like Frozen Rock Legend
Canadian Hockey Rivals Secretly Hook Up, Proving Enemies Make Best Tinder Matches
