Artist Danzig
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Glenn Danzig’s work with The Misfits still casts a long shadow, but his own creative course in Samhain and Danzig led him further and further into pummeling heavy metal and flamboyantly Satanic lyrics. His penchant for demonic, bordering-on-cartoonish imagery—not to mention his Verotik line of sexually charged horror comics—has made him something of a living comic book character himself, like a black-leather Elvis for the goth and metal scenes. Thankfully, 2010’s Deth Red Sabaoth pared down the seeming self-parody with a beefed-up analog sound and the best collection of tuneful, crushing horror Danzig (the man and the band) has delivered in more than a decade. Naturally, he followed it up with a song for The Hangover 2 soundtrack.
Updated 05/04/2011

Wye Oak covers Danzig
Austin:
You've come a long way, baby
The worst films of 2011
Austin:
Glenn or Glenn? The crazy-talk of Danzig & Beck
Twin Cities:
Legacy of joviality: 13 jokes about Glenn Danzig
Chicago:
Legacy of joviality: 13 jokes about Glenn Danzig
Danzig
Austin:
Staff Only: Fun Fun Fun Fest security crew members Doug Hart and Brendan Smith
Denver/Boulder:
Skateboarding is not a crime—and why the hell isn’t it?
Chicago:
Exit
Chicago:
Danzig reuniting with members of Samhain, The Misfits for Riot Fest
Chicago:
Punk’s not dead: American Hardcore’s Steven Blush speaking at Quimby’s Dec. 3
Chicago:
Weezer fans, get ready to hear Weezer (The Blue Album) at the Congress
The Sitter
Danzig: Deth Red Sabaoth
Austin:
Mister Heavenly at Scoot Inn