It's been a while since Danzig made music that was even marginally significant, and it's been even longer since he last collaborated with the Misfits, the seminal punk band...
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Like Ed McMahon, Jay Leno, and Fred Rogers, Glenn Danzig has made a living out of being corny. In Mr. D's case, he does so by inhabiting the pretend world of B-movie action...
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Thankfully, I Luciferi finds Glenn Danzig rediscovering his bloody rock & roll cojones after two lackluster pseudo-industrial artistic stumbles, 6:66 Satan's Child and...
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Danzig debuts with a record of simple, pounding, bluesy metal featuring lead singer Glenn Danzig's trademark Elvis-meets-Jim Morrison bellow and outlandishly dark, evil...
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Danzig's second release is also their most diversified. They explore their blues roots with a couple of boogies, a slow shuffle, and a slide number, throwing in a...
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Danzig's breakthrough EP features three new studio tracks (Thrall) and live performances of four of the band's most popular songs (Demonsweatlive). The live version of...
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Danzig's experiments with using texture and atmosphere to evoke their trademark mood of darkness and evil come to the forefront on their fourth full-length album, with John...
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Glenn Danzig returns to his immediate post-Misfits roots with the stripped-down Circle of Snakes, an 11-track chunk of brutality that forgoes the murky alt-metal and...
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Danzig's breakthrough EP features three new studio tracks (Thrall) and live performances of four of the band's most popular songs (Demonsweatlive). The live version of...
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