Marilyn Manson “The High End of Low”

Standouts - “Blank and White,” “Four Rusted Horses,” “Running to the Edge of the World”

The past few years, the self-appointed Anti-Christ Superstar has been dormant and his last album disappointed many long time fans.

With the bar set high for “The High End of Low,” and with the return of former bassist Twiggy Ramirez, Manson aimed to create a memorable album that would reassure his status as the country’s top musical villain.

Unfortunately for Manson, it seems that his heyday is many miles behind him, with the album being marred by intentionally repetitive ideas and dead end riffs.