THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA have released the official music video for their song "When You're Gone".

The track is taken from the band's ninth album, "Flowers", which came out last November via Solid State Records.

In an interview with Revolver magazine, vocalist Mike Hranica explained that the album's sound is more bare bones and vulnerable compared to other metalcore bands.

Hranica stated, "It's impossible for PRADA to write a happy song.

A lot of what makes up the album is so bare bones and vulnerable.

It's not these ultra-futuristic themes.

It's not fighting these epic wars [like] what so much [of] metalcore is today." Guitarist Jeremy DePoyster added, "I've had so many conversations with people at shows who thank us for these songs and say they needed someone to tell them it's okay to feel this way.

I need that a lot, too.

I like straightforward lyrics and want to feel authenticated in my feelings." The band has always explored life's extremes in their music, dealing with depression, making sense of confusion, soothing anxiety, or grappling with faith, existence, and death.

With over two decades of making music together as friends, they have ultimately empowered themselves to make a statement on "Flowers".

Matching bold themes with equally bold songs, they process grief, weather struggle, and not only heal together, but creatively blossom like never before.

The Devil Wears Prada has always been there for their audiences.

Among a string of seminal releases, Revolver readers named "With Roots Above And Branches Below" (2009) one of the "Five Greatest Metalcore Albums", while the band's 2021 album "ZII" marked their sixth straight Top 5 entry on the Billboard Top Hard Rock Albums chart.

The group elevated to another stratosphere with their 2022 release "Color Decay", selling out their biggest shows worldwide and receiving some of the highest praise of its career.

The musicians, who recently spent three weeks recording in Arkansas, collaborated with several notable producers and engineers on the album.