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 "Voodoo remains a truly happy episode in the king’s discography, the best of the '90s, excluding The Eye."

 "The band is in great form starting with the king: the falsetto is present, although not as shrill and bright as in years past."

King Diamond's 1998 album Voodoo marked a notable return after a challenging '90s for classic metal. The album revisits themes of black magic and voodoo set in Louisiana, featuring strong vocal performances and solid songwriting. While not a masterpiece, it stands as the best King Diamond album of the decade, showcasing impressive musicianship and improved production. It is a rewarding listen for fans of his earlier work and 90s metal. Listen to King Diamond's Voodoo and dive into its dark, mystical world of voodoo and metal mastery.

 King Diamond’s works are authentic metal-horror masterpieces.

 Every song is a little gem... No drop in tension, no gaps, no filler.

King Diamond's 1990 album The Eye marks a subtle shift in musical style, focusing more on storytelling and vocals over complex instrumentation. The concept centers on a witchcraft trial and a malevolent amulet, blending history and fiction. While the drum machine use is a minor flaw, the album delivers consistent atmosphere and strong tracks. Despite lukewarm reception due to the rise of grunge and lack of tour support, The Eye stands as a compelling work in King Diamond's discography. Dive into King Diamond's The Eye and experience a chilling metal horror story through unforgettable vocals and haunting riffs.