Skeletons

You know it's Danzig the moment you hear him.

It's not just that inimitable voice either. It's the thick airy guitars, bluesy swagger, and "come hither" evil that placed him at the forefront of a number of musical revolutions. Due to his ingenuity, horror and punk formally collided with The Misfits' genesis in the seventies. Anytime you see that iconic Misfits skull, you'll immediately think of his howl fueling punk classics like 1982's 'Walk Among Us' or 1983's 'Wolf's Blood/Earth A.D.'

Danzig's interpretation of "Crying in the Rain" from The Everly Brothers instantly captivates. Accompanied only by piano, guitar, and tympani, he accomplishes the mission of making it more "ethereal, sparse, dark, and haunting."

Ultimately, 'Skeletons' sparks the next phase for Danzig. Helping catalyze his next full-length offering and 2015 tour plans, it's yet another revolution. "I hope people dig it," he leaves off. "I also hope it gives everybody a little bit of insight into the music I listen to and maybe an insight into how I did the songs. If you enjoy it, that's great."