Marilyn Manson: 21 July 2009 - Bonner Springs, KS

By William Carl Ferleman

It’s nice to know that Marilyn Manson doesn’t have to rely solely on his theatre and colorful wit [28 August 2009]

Marilyn Manson: The High End of Low

By Lana Cooper

Marilyn Manson goes back to his roots on his seventh studio album. Suddenly, self-destruction is fun again! [29 May 2009]

Marilyn Manson

By William Carl Ferleman

If Eat Me, Drink Me is Manson’s most “personal” album, how precisely will its songs translate in front of a live audience? How will Manson function sans the mask of one of his numerous characters? And most importantly, is Marilyn Manson still relevant at all? [21 September 2007]

Marilyn Manson: Eat Me, Drink Me

By Adam Besenyodi

The provocateur returns, invoking both the (anti)Christ persona and Lewis Carroll's Wonderland with Eat Me, Drink Me that, like his best work, incites while bordering on parody. [14 June 2007]

Marilyn Manson: Lest We Forget: The Best Of

By Lance Teegarden

Marilyn Manson: The Golden Age of Grotesque

By Scott Hreha

Marilyn Manson

By Michael Christopher

    Marilyn Manson: Holy Wood (In the Shadow of the Valley of Death)

By Charlotte Robinson

My scary late-night chat with Marilyn Manson [27 August 2009]

Interview with your vampire: Marilyn Manson [4 February 2008]

Shock rocker Marilyn Manson is in a (relatively) happy place [15 January 2008]

Shock-rocker has rediscovered that ‘I’ve gotta be me’ [28 August 2007]