I need the buzz

Dye it black

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Spider Baby Directed by Jack Hill (1967)

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René Burri, Terminus, Rome, 1956

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House On Haunted Hill Directed by William Castle (1959)

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Campy singer Leona Anderson as ‘Mrs. Slydes’ surprises Carolyn Craig in The House on Haunted Hill, 1959.  Directed by William Castle, and starring Vincent Price (and Skeleton as Himself).

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Max Ernst Santa Conversazione, 1921

[metalkilltheking]

Peter Steele

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Nattefrost (Carpathian Forest)

Peter Beste photoshoot

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[lil-geminis]

Carpathian Forest

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[xochitl-metal]

Nattefrost - Carpathian forest

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Fenriz: “The Fog was recorded early ‘91. I think I was having a craving for playing black metal, although the track… perhaps the first black metal track I made and recorded… The Fog was my first attempt at making black metal anyway.” (Photo by Tania Stene 1994)

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Lemmy Kilmister photographed at home in London, UK, 1984. Photo credit: George Bodnar

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Atomkraft

[metalkilltheking]

1985. Future Warriors

is the debut album by band Atomkraft. Despite getting a particularly poor review in Kerrang! magazine, other reviews were more positive and they got further requests for interviews.

Atomkraft are an English heavy/speed metal band who were part of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal movement. They formed in 1979 and disbanded 1988.

Atomkraft is a band best known for its bassist/vocalist Tony Dolan, who went on to replace Cronos and front Venom for a few albums in the late 80s. Atomkraft are a class act, and this album holds up fairly well if you’re accustomed to the production of deep 80s thrash/speed metal efforts.

                         Tony Dolan     Ged Wolf       Rob Mathew

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