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After a substantial gap that saw King Diamond return to his former band Mercyful Fate, the Danish shock rock star finally unveiled 'The Spider's Lullabye,' an album that had allegedly been written as far back as 1991. This is one of the band's weaker releases on the whole, but will still be enjoyed by fans as a more melodic take on the usual style, even more so than the previous 'The Eye.' It's just not as memorable on the whole, the exception being the catchy opener 'From the Other Side.' There are still some hard rocking songs here, chiefly 'Killer,' 'Six Feet Under' and 'Eastmann's Cure,' but the style now lacks the excitement of earlier releases, meaning ... Read the complete review
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