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Track List
01) 7th House
02) Blackacidevil
03) See All You Were
04) Sacrifice
05) Hint of Her Blood
06) Deeper
07) Serpentia
08) Come to Silver
09) Hand of Doom: Version
10) Bleedangel
11) Power of Darkness
12) Ashes
13) Don't Be Afraid
01) 7th House
02) Blackacidevil
03) See All You Were
04) Sacrifice
05) Hint of Her Blood
06) Deeper
07) Serpentia
08) Come to Silver
09) Hand of Doom: Version
10) Bleedangel
11) Power of Darkness
12) Ashes
13) Don't Be Afraid
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4:24
5:02
4:28
5:02
4:15
6:40
4:00
2:52
4:13
3:20
5:31
4:25
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First Released
1996
Heavy Metal
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Danzig 5: Blackacidevil is the fifth full-length album from Danzig. It was released in 1996 on Hollywood Records, and was reissued on E-Magine Records in 2000 with three extra tracks.
The album is the first recorded by Danzig after its departure from producer Rick Rubin's record label, American Recordings. It is also the first album recorded after the demise of the "classic" lineup featuring John Christ, Eerie Von, and Chuck Biscuits. Only the band's leader Glenn Danzig remained, joined by drummer Joey Castillo, who had joined the band late in 1994 after Biscuits' departure, and bassist Josh Lazie, who had previously toured with Danzig as Eerie Von's bass tech and Castillo's drum tech. Guitarist Tommy Victor joined the band shortly after Blackacidevil's completion
On Blackacidevil, the band's sound shifted from doomy and gothic heavy metal to experimental industrial rock.
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Danzig 5: Blackacidevil is the fifth full-length album from Danzig. It was released in 1996 on Hollywood Records, and was reissued on E-Magine Records in 2000 with three extra tracks.
The album is the first recorded by Danzig after its departure from producer Rick Rubin's record label, American Recordings. It is also the first album recorded after the demise of the "classic" lineup featuring John Christ, Eerie Von, and Chuck Biscuits. Only the band's leader Glenn Danzig remained, joined by drummer Joey Castillo, who had joined the band late in 1994 after Biscuits' departure, and bassist Josh Lazie, who had previously toured with Danzig as Eerie Von's bass tech and Castillo's drum tech. Guitarist Tommy Victor joined the band shortly after Blackacidevil's completion
On Blackacidevil, the band's sound shifted from doomy and gothic heavy metal to experimental industrial rock.
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