MARILYN MANSON‘s long-awaited new album, “Born Villain”, is available for streaming in its entirety at AOL Music. The CD will be released on May 1 (one day earlier internationally) via Cooking Vinyl and Manson‘s own label Hell, Etc.
In a brand new interview with Billboard.com, Manson was asked if putting out his first CD not affiliated with Interscope was a liberating experience. “Yeah,” he replied. “I’ve always had control over what I created, and in the past once I turned it over to the record label, what happened wasn’t always to my liking. A lot of it was more their stupidity, trying to fit me into a hole I didn’t belong in, and that would of course make you confused about what you’re supposed to be as an artist, not even just as a person. So getting off Interscope gave me the ability to think exactly how you would when you’re starting out.”
Regarding the direction of the new album, Manson said, “With the previous two records, I was making music to make people feel like I was feeling rather than to make them feel something — and I was feeling pretty shitty most of the time, so I don’t think it was a good idea to do that, necessarily. I’m not discrediting the music, [but] my focus was in the wrong place. This record . . . emotionally it brings a different type of attitude that is more the spirit of me and feels interesting and fun for me to do.”
Marilyn Manson‘s new video, “No Reflection”, can be seen below. The clip was directed by Lukas Ettlin, who previously worked with Manson on the award-winning “Personal Jesus” video.
“No Reflection” was released as a white seven-inch vinyl in Europe on April 21. The vinyl is strictly limited to 1500 copies and features “No Reflection” (album version) and “No Reflection” (single edit). The release was in support of Record Store Day.
“Born Villain” track listing:
01. Hey Cruel World…
02. No Reflection
03. Pistol Whipped
04. Overneath The Path Of Misery
05. Slo Mo Tion
06. The Gardener
07. The Flowers Of Evil
08. Children Of Cain
09. Disengaged
10. Lay Down Your Goddamn Arms
11. Murders Are Getting Prettier Every Day
12. Born Villain
13. Breaking The Same Old Ground
Check out the front and back cover artwork below.
Source: Blabbermouth.net









