Conspiracy - King Diamond

The sequel to "Them," King Diamond's final album of the eighties returns to the more inclusive full-band sound of their first two albums, before "Them" threatened to turn the outfit into a one-man project based entirely around a Danish man's impossibly high vocal talents. This is easily the better of the two albums, with more consistent, longer and more substantial songs fully displaying the range of the band's talents. Andy LaRoque is perhaps at his very best here, and King Diamond himself varies his vocals a lot more to use his full range, something that makes the high, soft chorus of 'Sleepless Nights' and the dialogue of 'At the Graves' ...  Read the complete review