For the follow-up to Voodoo , King Diamond brought on a few new hard hitters, including Canadian axe wizard Glen Drover and another forme...

Voodoo was the first King Diamond album in history that i actually found myself not looking forward to, and the blame could be largely ...

Not only does King Diamond 's 7th full-length The Graveyard give off the appearance of boredom incarnate, but its internal compositio...

Five consecutive years of home run horror-themed concept albums, and then five years of relative silence. This would be King Diamond '...

Conspiracy bears immediate distinction as the first King Diamond 'sequel' album. It is not the only case of this happening in his ...

While you'd expect a career like King Diamond 's to be cluttered up with scads of cashed in compilation appearances, this has than...

The brutal death sound has always maintained a respectable crowd in New England, but I can't say that it's ever been a hotbed for ...

Stalwart is perhaps one of the best kept secrets in Russian extreme metal, because for all the talent and consistency I hear on this album ...

It surprises me that I could like an album primarily for its lead guitar sequences, but Chaos Inception 's sophomore is so strewn with...

Deadly Lullabyes Live is a far different beast than the first King Diamond live album In Concert '87: Abigail , because let's fac...