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Lucifuge [Explicit]:
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| Artist: Danzig |
| Release Date: Jun 18, 2002 |
| (Original Release Date: Jun 1, 1990) |
| Label: American Recordings |
| Genre: Rock |
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Avg. User Rating: 21 ratings |
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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 '50s-reminiscent ballad in waltz time for good measure. Glenn Danzig's theatrical vocals don't prevent these numbers from working surprisingly well (except when he attempts a Mississippi Delta accent on "Killer Wolf"), demonstrating his talents and range of expression as a vocalist. The simple, somewhat standard blues-metal riffs of their debut are here ("Snakes of Christ" is a flat-out rewrite of Danzig's "Twist of Cain"), but not as plentiful, making the record more interesting and listenable. "Her Black Wings" ranks with the band's best songs. ~ Steve Huey, All Music Guide
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