CD Danzig – Danzig 777: I Luciferi

Danzig – 777: I Luciferi is the seventh studio album from the legendary Glenn Danzig, originally released in 2002 on Evilive/Spitfire Records. Widely recognized by critics and fans as a triumphant "return to form," this release maneuvers away from the industrial experimentation of the late ‘90s and returns to the dark, muscular heavy metal sound that defined the band's peak era.

The album is described as a dark, sleazy, and menacing metal record, blending "metamorphosed" gothic elements with the sludge and grind of bands like Down and Corrosion of Conformity. Blending Sabbath-inspired riffs with Glenn's signature vocal style—often compared to a haunting mix of Jim Morrison and Elvis Presley—I Luciferi delivers a retro-metal groove that is both atmospheric and aggressive.

Featured Tracks & Highlights:

• "Black Mass": Featuring one of the most acclaimed intros in the Danzig catalog.
• "Kiss The Skull": A high-energy, head-banging anthem described as "Rob Zombie minus the electronica."
• "Liberskull": A standout track and obvious single choice with heavy harmonic distortion.
• "Dead Inside": A dynamic, fan-favorite piece highlighting the album's improved songwriting quality.

For collectors and fans who felt let down by the industrial leanings of Blackacidevil, 777: I Luciferi is the essential bridge back to the powerful, blues-tainted metal roots of the classic Danzig 1-4 era.