Get all 9 Devilish Presley releases available on Bandcamp and save 20%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Broomsticks to Mars EP, Blues for the Teenage Century Dead, Gothabilly, Flesh Ride, The Electric Ballroom, The Dark Triad, Memphisto, Disgraceland, and 1 more.
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The Electric Ballroom
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Poison in the Soul
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Ain't No Kind of Nothing
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Written by Vixen/Navarro
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Hunger & the Haunt
03:33
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Bone Bad Daddy
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Flame Job
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Old Town Religion
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Snake in my Fur Cave
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Teenage Tupelo
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Dead of Night
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The Zombie I Love
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Devilish Presley London, UK
Devilish Presley were formed as a two-piece by Jacqui Vixen and Johnny Navarro in 2002 and were soon adopted by the UK goth scene with the albums Rust Garden (2002) - Disgraceland (2004) and Memphisto (2005) - The Dark Triad (2011) and The Electric Ballroom (2014) The band split up in 2015 but reformed in 2020. ... more
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