Do you like the album? Blind-bought it today and am about to give it a listen. Of course I'm already familiar with the band.

Very much. Best one they've done in a long time. Johan langquist sounded better on the last one, but the material on this new one is a lot stronger. Even the weaker tracks aren't nearly as weak.

Can't compare it to the last couple because I think the last I listened to was Death Magic Doom but it's a very enjoyable album. I really like every song. The only weak point is the vocals imo but they're not bad just mediocre.

I noticed a few days ago, they are not on spotify anymore, I was wanting to have a listen to their god/dog album, its their best work, I love that album. the main dude died a year ago or something IIRC heart attack, should tempt fate by naming your band that mate.


Myself atm listening to richard hell.

EDIT: - looked up Tim smith died 2.5 years ago, fuck it feels so recent, scary how fast time is passing

Great song. Don't know if you listened to the whole album but Touch of Evil has a killer vocal performance.

Yeah, Touch Of Evil is fuckin' great. I bought this album the other day, as well as a couple others, recently. Owning everything possible from Warlock/Doro is currently a priority.

Listening to Chessie an experimental noise band from a couple of decades ago (pretty good)

apparently one of the main guys is now CEO of amtrak in the US

https://www.amtrak.com/stephen-gardner

I'm not actually listening to this right now but you asked for 90s Crüe:

Is this the album after they chucked out Vince Neil and replaced him with???

No idea who they replaced him with but yeah they went "grunge" with this one basically.

Was a fan of Shout At The Devil when I was 12 but quickly tuned out when Theatre of Pain came out... Vaguely recall when they tried to push this on K-rock radio station when it came out, friends laughing and begging to change the station in the car to the pop station, they'd rather listen to Roxette.