Created at a time when my adolescent cells were raging, The Devil's Symphony was a platform of musical uncertainty, and uncanny sound.

TDS begins with a depersonalization trip with myself or spiritual being, sPadey sPacely. sPadey sPacely emerges out of Spadey's introversion, and sets out on a path to reclaim his love from his lover "Mrs sPadey". sPadey sPacely journeys through and array of atmospheres carrying all sorts of emotions that often leads him to mental battles with himself. sPadey sPacely is then troubled by the reality that his lover may in fact just be an illusion. sPadey then regains control of his concious, and leads the rest of the journey eventually spiraling out of control once more in the end pleading to be saved from his dark dreams & emotions. 

While far from a perfect state sonically (mix wise), and not very consistent with the story-line, The Devil's Symphony translated, artfully, most of what I experienced at that period of my adolescent years (only less dramatic).