The Devil Wears Prada, the Ohio metalcore stalwarts, have reanimated their 2011 album Dead Throne with a remaster that promises to bring new life to their brutal sound. Upon hitting play, it's clear that this release is not for the faint-hearted - the opening track "Dead Throne" hits like a punch to the stomach, with its relentless drumming and guttural screams. But don't be fooled by the aggression, as the band also showcases their melodic side on tracks like "Mammoth" and "Born To Lose." The juxtaposition of heaviness and catchiness is what makes The Devil Wears Prada so compelling, and this remaster only serves to highlight their versatility. While some may argue that the remaster doesn't add much to the original release, it's hard to deny the impact of tracks like "R.I.T." and "Chicago" in this fresh format. The guitars are crisper, the vocals more nuanced, and the overall production feels more polished. In conclusion, Dead Throne (Remastered) is a solid addition to The Devil Wears Prada's discography. Fans of the band will appreciate the upgraded sound quality, while newcomers may find themselves converted by the sheer intensity of the music. So crank up the volume, embrace the chaos, and let The Devil Wears Prada take you on a wild ride through Dead Throne.