Aurelio Voltaire New York, New York
Aurelio Voltaire is known for his songs "Brains!" and "Land of the Dead" from "The Grim Adventures of Billy And Mandy" and
for the fan animated video for his song “The Night” (50 million views on Youtube).
Voltaire's 13th album, The Black Labyrinth is an homage to the film Labyrinth in which David Bowie played the Goblin King and is presently being recorded with members of David Bowie's band.
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Heart-Shaped Wound
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supported by 38 fans who also own “It's Always Wednesday”
I don't know how I missed the initial release of this but I found it now and glad I did. I honestly can't pick a single favorite song, but I am so so happy Aurelio kept the "maybe there's a God above" part of Hallelujah. it is too often changed to "I know there is". But Necropolis of Former Lovers speaks to me personally, but so does The Ones Who've Hurt You. And Leaves in the Stream is the perfect ballad for his voice mingling with Alissa's. Whether you are new to Voltaire, only aware of his Grin Adventures Songs, or a fan of all his other work you will find something to enjoy in this bittersweet collection, appropriately titled as Heart Shaped Wound.
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Ooky Spooky (2021 Stereo Mix)
by Aurelio Voltaire
supported by 16 fans who also own “It's Always Wednesday”
Bought in memory of Mac who introduced me to The Might Be Giants . He would have loved this!
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The Devil's Bris (2020 remaster)
by Aurelio Voltaire
supported by 14 fans who also own “It's Always Wednesday”
When I first heard this album in 1998, I was working in a pharmacy and the manager there reminded me of the person who is in lyrics of "They Know Me Here". It was such a perfect description...'he slips in through the back door and he helps himself to the patients medicine and he likes to look important. and he says, 'it's alright, they know me here.' Wow, my mind was just blown when I heard it. It's still fits to this day.
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“Strangers” is packed with wonderfully menacing electro-goth—late-night horror movie music for vampire dance parties.
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The End Is the Beginning
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Perfectly gloomy Norwegian goth/post-punk, anchored by a punchy rhythm section and driven by chiming guitar lines and morose vocals.
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PERFUMES AND FRIPPERIES
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The Columbus, OH goth-rock titans return with their first new album in 20 years, doomed romanticism intact.
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supported by 13 fans who also own “It's Always Wednesday”
What would happen, when the Addams Family invites The Ramones? They would listen to the Long Losts.
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