Devil Came to Me (album)

Devil Came to Me is the second studio album by the Spanish alternative rock band Dover. It was released in 1997 through Subterfuge Records. The album marked a significant shift in the band's sound from their earlier indie rock style towards a heavier, grunge-influenced approach, driven by distorted guitars and angsty lyrics.

Devil Came to Me achieved considerable commercial success in Spain, particularly after the release of the single and title track, "Devil Came to Me." The song's aggressive sound and catchy chorus resonated with a young audience, and its use in a promotional campaign for the Larios Gin brand further boosted its popularity. The album's success is often credited with helping to popularize alternative rock music in Spain during the late 1990s.

The album's tracks are primarily sung in English. Devil Came to Me solidified Dover's position as one of the leading rock bands in Spain and established their distinctive sound. The album is considered a significant work in the history of Spanish rock music.