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