Audio CD review:
Danzig - 777: I Luciferi

Danzig - 777: I Luciferi

Band: Danzig Title: 777: I Luciferi Rating: Release Date: 04 June, 2002 Media: Audio CD Tracks: 1: Unendlich 2: Black Mass 3: Wicked Pussycat 4: God of Light 5: Liberskull 6: Dead Inside 7: Kiss The Skulln 8: I Luciferi 9: Naked Witch 10: Angel Blake 11: The Coldest Sun 12: Halo Godess Bone 13: Without Light, I Am

Editoral Review I Luciferi stays true to his successful, occasionally silly gloom-grind formula, as evidenced by song titles such as "Black Mass," "Naked Witch," and "Dead Inside. If Ozzy Osbourne is the self-anointed Prince of Darkness, what does that make Glenn Danzig? The Duke of Doom, perhaps? Since the early 1980s with the Misfits and Samhain, then from 1988 with his eponymous band, the distinctive tenor of Glenn Danzig has driven his foreboding goth metal. " "Kiss the Skull" smacks of Marilyn Manson’s militant "Beautiful People," though it’s not as memorable, while the funeral, churchy, Type O Negative-like "The Coldest Sun" and the scorching "Halo Goddess Bone" are two more standouts. "Without Light, I Am" is a suitably spooky closer to this surprisingly strong showing. -- Katherine Turman .. You can see a complete list of all Danzig discography, or go back to the Danzig tabs