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THE REVIEW
Not bad at all.
This highly anticipated solo debut by the former Frankestein Drag Queens and current Murderdolls frontman Wednesday 13 is a lethal mix of punk, metal, and glam fused in a horror and ironic setting, excellent vampire-slaying Horror-core composed of simple but very direct riffs.
A highly catchy album that is overall enjoyable, with a good rhythm section accompanied by Wednesday's excellent rasp. The nods to the genre's spokespersons are all there, particularly Rob Zombie, whose influence is evident, then Alice Cooper, Misfits, and finally a Mansonian vein. In short, a theatrical scenario that Wednesday has accustomed us to for some time, drawing on an old-school horror style that's gruesome and dark but, in the end, never takes itself completely seriously.
Perhaps we are not in the presence of a perfect album, but it nonetheless offers good rock'n'roll done right, which, after all, is not always easy to find.
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Wednesday 13's solo debut album mixes punk, metal, and glam with a horror-themed, ironic style. The album features catchy riffs and strong rhythm sections. Influences from Rob Zombie, Alice Cooper, and the Misfits are clear. While not perfect, it offers enjoyable and well-done rock 'n' roll with theatrical flair. It's a solid effort from an artist known for his horror rock persona.Tracklist Lyrics Videos
Wednesday 13
Wednesday 13 is the stage name of American musician Joseph Poole, known as frontman of Murderdolls and for solo releases that blend horror-themed punk, glam and metal with theatrical imagery and a raspy vocal delivery.02 Reviews
