Devoratus release bilingual darkwave EP ‘Vacio’
Denver darkwave band Devoratus released the “Vacio” EP on 4 July 2026, sung in Spanish and English and streaming on Spotify.
Devoratus - Photo via the band
Devoratus, a darkwave band from Denver, Colorado, released the “Vacio” EP on 4 July 2026. The three-track record is sung in Spanish and English and is available to stream on Spotify. The title translates from Spanish as “empty” or “void.”
The EP’s three tracks are “Abismo oscuro,” “Dance” and “For You.” The songs move between Spanish titles and lyrics and English refrains, the bilingual approach the band has used since its first releases in 2023. Across the three tracks the band addresses isolation, desire, mortality and change.
Inside the Devoratus ‘Vacio’ EP
Devoratus records as a trio of Tomas on vocals, Aero on synths and Renee on bass, with Cisco adding live guitar. On “Vacio” the arrangements pair cold synth lines and heavy low end with guitar and forward-driving drums. The band released the EP without a label credit, as a digital release; no physical edition has been announced.
Musically the band can be compared to darkwave acts including Lebanon Hanover and She Past Away.
About Devoratus
Devoratus is a darkwave and post-punk band from Denver, Colorado. The band describes itself as a “Post Punk Darkwave Latino Band” and sings in both Spanish and English. Its recording lineup is Tomas on vocals, Aero on synths and Renee on bass, with Cisco on live guitar.
The band began releasing music in 2023, starting with the single and video “Distancia” and the “Amissus” EP the same year. In February 2024 Devoratus issued the single “Flotando,” followed later in 2024 by the three-track “Vida Irreal” EP, made up of “Cold Night,” “Mal” and “Vampira.” Those earlier releases remain on the band’s Bandcamp page.
With the “Vacio” EP on 4 July 2026, Devoratus continues the Spanish-and-English darkwave it has released since 2023.
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