The ham moans again, and this better than I imagined. Seems so that Glenn DANZIG would give a present to himself to his 55th anniversary (* June 23 1955): with a special kind of rejuvenation. Vocals at its best, he yowls, moans, complains, screams and rocks through Deth Red Sabaoth like in his best days nearly. Once the latest records were greet with smiles, negative critics and frown, the dark Metal is revived by style-elements of former heydays. The actual longplayer is in the first three albums shadow of course, but having Tommy Victor (Prong), Johnny Kelly (Type O Negative) and Steve Zing (Samhain) aboard they are the proved recipe for reinvigorated sound. Some tracks could go well a bad deal if there wouldn’t thunder in the asstight soli or the drums caring a bone-dry atmosphere. Rebel Spirits is a parade example for it – 3 minutes shilly-shally before Tommy Victor circles the hammer. Then there are songs on Deth Red Sabaoth, which are beyond help and songs killing at the same line. The spaciest drug will ignite an absolute trip-disaster when Black Candy is played in the background while drugged. On the other hand the rocker called Ju Ju Bone is to place in the DANZIG top class – a track that will be the main attraction in every Rodriguez or Tarantino movie. Night Star Hel is the perfect oppressive elevator track on the way straight down to hell. With this track in ears every determined traveler knows what to expect. If the 3 minute track Pyre Of Souls Pt. 1, the lyrics are composed of a and o only, would be played in the lift instead of Night Star Hel, one would doze off just before arriving at hell’s entrance surely. All in all it pleasures me like the Elvis from hell challenges and bethinks of his strengths instead of drowning in experiments. He has to continue in that way the next years, the DANZIG.