American singer-songwriter Rob Zombie’s seventh studio album is released on the 12th of March. One of its tracks is especially being appreciated by the fans for its innovative music video. The album is titled ‘The Lunar Injection Kool-Aid Eclipse Conspiracy’ and will feature up to seventeen tracks, out of which two have been released. The second track on the album titled ‘The Eternal Struggles of the Howling Man’ enhances his music genre with spooky pipe organ giving way to an up-tempo rhythm that screams “zombie.”
What we saw in the video
The video is evidence that Zombie plans to stick to his psychedelic and trippy visuals. It includes animations of a wolf that constantly changes its colour while simultaneously showing the band members playing their instruments in an enclosed space full of mind-expanding lights. What initially seemed like a comic element in the form of an angry-looking animated wolf is a later seen maiming person, tearing them to pieces. Overall, the video seems quite an exciting touch to their music, but it is no different from their previous aesthetics.
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Multi-tasker Zombie
Rob Zombie has enjoyed his association with the world of horror not just through music but films as well. He has worked on countless films that are quite popular today, such as ‘Halloween’ (2007), ‘The Devil’s Rejects’ (2005), ‘The Lords of Salem’ (2012), ‘The Haunted World of El Superbeasto’ (2009), ‘Slither’ (2009) and many more.