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The commotion that Marilyn Manson caused at the beginning of his career is just a shadow of what it used to be. The music of this American former enfant terrible does not stir much up on We Are Chaos either. Manson himself calls his 11th album a kind of wax museum in which he tries to convert the horrors in his head into music. This time he teamed up with (son of country stars and ) who produced… the album and before that dove into hard rock. With ripping guitars and a striking amount of piano, Manson makes his way through the haunted house in his head, but the chaos he refers to with the album title actually remains strikingly structured. Here and there it is also reminiscent of his famous album (1998) although there is less venom to be found here. (JvQ)more
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