Dead Soul Tribe, the band founded by former Psychotic Waltz musician Devon Graves (a.k.a. Buddy Lackey), has always been progressive - in other words, forward-looking. Yet Graves and his three colleagues have set sail for new shores with their new album,  A Lullaby For The Devil .  The strategy is simple. Total change , Graves talks proudly of the accomplished ten new songs. Compared to its four predecessors, the recording explores musical extremes even more thoroughly then ever before.Graves  explanations make clear why he classifies the music on  A Lullaby For The Devil  as  modern-day heavy metal . The song  Psychosphere , for example, is based on a strong bass riff that the musicians developed towards the end of a band rehearsal, arranging it into an exciting song.  A Stairway To Nowhere , on the other hand, lives off its unusual vocal arrangements that bring to mind Peter Gabriel s experimental work. And  Here Come the Pigs  sees the band present a heavy song with a low-sung, almost hypnotic vocal melody. Says Graves:  Reminds me a little of Rob Zombie.Summary: Never before have Dead Soul Tribe sounded as multi-layered and contemporary as in 2007!