Artist Bio
Name: Danzig
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Biography
An American heavy metal band from Lodi, New Jersey, formed in 1987. Danzig morphed out of the goth punk band Samhain after vocalist Glenn Danzig was introduced to producer Rick Rubin. Rubin was interested in working with Glenn, but not with Samhain so the duo set about forming a new group. Glenn insisted upon retaining the services of Samhain bassist Eerie Von and guitarist John Christ and for drums Rubin secured the services of veteran punk rock drummer Chuck Biscuits. The original line-up recorded band’s first four albums, but during the mid-90’s the group started to disintegrate with first Chuck Biscuits leaving the group and soon after John Christ and Eerie Von followed. At the time Glenn also came at odds with producer Rubin and his label and the two ended collaborations as well. Following the line-up turmoil Glenn took distance from the blues driven heavy metal that Danzig had become known for and introduced strong industrial sound on “Danzig 5: Blackaciddevil”, a move that was not received well by fans or critics. After the release of "Danzig 6:66 Satan's Child" in 1999, the band returned to a more hard rock/heavy metal sound, but have not managed to recapture the same commercial and critical acclaim that the early Danzig records had. Current line up: Glenn Danzig - Vocals (1987– ) Tommy Victor - Guitar (1996–1997, 2002–2005, 2008–) Steve Zing - Bass (2006– ) Karl Rosqvist - Drums (2022– )
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Check this outPopular Tracks on Spotify
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1.MotherDanzig
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2.Twist Of CainDanzig
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3.Am I DemonDanzig
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4.Blood And TearsDanzig II: Lucifuge
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5.Long Way Back From HellDanzig II: Lucifuge
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6.How The Gods KillDanzig III: How The Gods Kill
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7.Devil's PlaythingDanzig II: Lucifuge
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8.She RidesDanzig
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9.Her Black WingsDanzig II: Lucifuge
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10.Dirty Black SummerDanzig III: How The Gods Kill
Discogs Release Info
Release: Danzig - Twist Of Cain 98
Year: 2011
Genres: Rock