“In The Age Of The Consecrated Vampire We All Get High”, the new video from Rob Zombie, can be seen below. The song is taken from his new upcoming album, “The Electric Warlock Acid Witch Satanic Orgy Celebration Dispenser”, which will be released on April 29 via UMe/T-Boy Records. The CD was produced by Chris “Zeuss” Harris and features Zombie alongside guitarist John 5, bassist Piggy D and drummer Ginger Fish.
Zombie told RollingStone.com about the new clip: “I always loved the way Elvis looked on his comeback special standing in front of a giant ‘ELVIS’ sign. So I figured, let’s do that, but instead of my name, it will say ‘GET HIGH.’ It’s a simple message for everyone.”
“The Electric Warlock Acid Witch Satanic Orgy Celebration Dispenser” track listing:
01. The Last Of The Demons Defeated
02. Satanic Cyanide! The Killer Rocks On!
03. The Life And Times Of A Teenage Rock God
04. Well, Everybody’s Fucking In A U.F.O.
05. A Hearse Overturns With The Coffin Bursting Open
06. The Hideous Exhibitions Of A Dedicated Gore Whore
07. Medication For The Melancholy
08. In The Age Of The Consecrated Vampire We All Get High
09. Super-Doom-Hex-Gloom Part One
10. In The Bone Pile
11. Get Your Boots On! That’s The End Of Rock And Roll
12. Wurdalak
Rob Zombie spoke to Louder Noise about why he has held back the release of his new album even though the record was completed months ago. Zombie said: “What I wanna do is I wanna do a very large visual component to go with the record — shoot thirteen videos, or shoot a movie go with it. And because of [Zombie’s upcoming sixth live-action feature film, a horror thriller called] ’31’, I couldn’t get to that yet.”
Zombie told Loudwire that the follow-up to 2013’s “Venomous Rat Regeneration Vendor” was recorded over the course of a year, with the band working for a few weeks, taking a break for a few months, then coming back. He said, “We were living with it for a long time, and it really — I think it made the record so much better.”
He continued: “I love it. I mean, I really like the record. The last record was my favorite record in a long time. ‘Cause I had kind of hit a low with making records. It just kind of got boring; I hated being in the studio, and I kind of got reinspired on the last record. And this sort of follows up on it. So I think that, much like ’31’… You just have those things in your career where you’re, like, they all can’t be the best one. With records, sometimes you have those moments where you can tell, ‘This one’s special.’ And that’s how it feels.”
Source: Blabbermouth
