Solid, proven, known Rob Zombie Trademarks

One thing you have let Rob Zombie: What he does, he does well. The new album rocks well forward, the sleeve design is once again top notch and fans are guaranteed not thrown by the unexpected off track. All trademarks of girl with a penchant for the undead, utter nonsense lyrics, samples from old horror flick, Industrial sounds to the typical 3-chord riffs are present. Only once I have trimmed listening and then had to even look at the song list: Ah yes, the cover version "We're an American Band" which - although still in the traditional rock-frame - but after all, in fact a couple of chord changes occurred, the were almost inflationary for Zombie ratios. After repeated listening to me some of these proven trademarks were then but a little on his nerves, too obviously Rob has since copied itself.

In principle, one can say anyway that Rob takes up the first two albums of his solo career again and again under a new title and raises the market. To get to know Rob Zombie, this album is well suited. Anyone, however, hoped innovation, it can be confidently on the left. His musical creativity is just unfortunately a bit limited, but fun, the album anyway.