Los Angeles (USA)-based gothic/industrial act Me And My Nightmare, a project by Mea Fisher (former Lords Of Acid vocalist) is back unleashing the inner demon with her new single, "Devil Inside", featuring En Esch (Slick Idiot, PIG, Pigface, ex-KMFDM).
"Devil Inside" is a twisted and delicious siren-like song where distorted guitar riffs, metallic percussion, and dystopian synth bring deep, dark fantasies to life. Written originally by Mea and strictly made for Lords Of Acid, she has refined and transformed the song into a creation that is distinctively hers. Its heavy metal elements fused with a trance-inducing dance beat truly sell the feeling of traversing through the underworld's hottest night out. Méa easily takes charge - her spellbinding vocals whisper temptation and command attention in the same breath. "There's a hunger that lies", she admits "and you hold the key".
Mesmerizingly, Méa calls fans to follow her and "take a bite of forbidden". En Esch's guttural, gruff backing vocals light the whole thing aflame. Danny Lohner (Nine Inch Nails) also lends his guitars to the track. "Devil Inside" is seductive, Luciferian qualities compel listeners to close their eyes, lose themselves to the beat, and indulge in their deepest desires. Link
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