Netflix's Devil In Ohio: "lessons Of The Fire" By Bishop Briggs & Will Bates [exclusive] 📌

According to reviews, the track’s success lies in its ability to ground the supernatural elements of the show in human emotion. It isn't just about cults and demons; it's about the "struggle of overcoming fear and past traumas," using fire as a symbol for both destruction and a forced, painful rebirth. Where to Listen

Opening lines like "Darkness hear me calling" and "Thoughts of you are gnawing, I’m lost in fear" reflect the psychological state of Mae, the young woman fleeing the devil-worshipping cult. According to reviews, the track’s success lies in

The chorus's mention of reaching for "something higher" through the "lessons of the fire" hints at the cult's twisted promises of spiritual ascension and the devastating cost of those beliefs. Why It Works The chorus's mention of reaching for "something higher"

The lyrics to "Lessons of the Fire" are heavily layered with symbolism that directly correlates to the show's narrative: didn't just write a score

Composer Will Bates, known for his atmospheric work on The Magicians and Unbelievable , didn't just write a score; he built a "haunting world" for the series. His process for Devil in Ohio began with creating original hymns for the fictional cult, eventually expanding into collaborative tracks like "Lessons of the Fire".