Driving Mrs. Satan

Late Ever After

An intense, layered album that maintains the band's identity while taking it into a more adult dimension, where anger and fragility coexist, and urgency gives way to clarity. The album opens with Ozzy Osbourne's "Breaking All the Rules" and closes with Iron Maiden's "Only the Good Die Young": two iconic songs that embody Driving Mrs. Satan's philosophy. The first is an invitation to break patterns and conventions, to free music from predefined limits; the second celebrates the vitality and courage to face destiny, transforming the urgency and original energy into a new, personal and intense form.

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