Stockholm’s own DEVIL’S CIGARETTE, one of the most talked-about new acts on Sweden’s rising rock scene, are proud to release their new album, 'Meet Me On The Floor Tonight!,' out now via Wild Kingdom / Sound Pollution. To celebrate, the band also shares the title track, alongside an official music video, available below.
DEVIL’S CIGARETTE delivers a sharp, modern take on rock with commanding choruses, searing guitars, and driving rhythms. Their new single and video for “Meet Me On The Floor Tonight” captures the band’s attitude, urgency, and unmistakable identity.
Directed in true DIY spirit by band members Miles Martin and Lucas Kinnari, the video highlights the central role of the song itself — the heart of everything the band creates.
While rooted in garage rock grit, DEVIL’S CIGARETTE represents a new generation. Their youthful energy and evolving sound push the genre forward with clarity, maturity, and dynamic force. ‘Meet Me On The Floor Tonight’ marks a defining step in that progression.
On stage, the band delivers explosive, confident performances that have made them a standout presence in Stockholm’s underground scene — intense, visceral, and impossible to forget.
“We want every show to feel like a party — an explosion of energy where the audience is just as much a part of the experience as we are,” the band states.
Watch the Music Video for "Meet Me On The Floor Tonight" Below":
Since forming in Stockholm in 2023, DEVIL’S CIGARETTE have rapidly built a reputation as a band to watch. Their explosive live shows, relentless energy and ability to cut through the noise have taken them from cramped basement venues to becoming one of the most buzzed about names in Sweden’s new wave of rock.
With “I'm Bored” leading the way and ‘Meet Me On The Floor Tonight!’ on the horizon, DEVIL’S CIGARETTE are poised to take their next major step. Their blend of raw musical force, magnetic stage presence and fearless ambition positions them as one of Sweden’s most exciting emerging exports.
DEVIL’S CIGARETTE aren’t just the next big thing in Swedish rock. They’ve already arrived, and they refuse to be ignored.
