Eat Me, Drink Me

On his sixth album, Marilyn Manson dials down his brazen industrial tendencies in favour of macabre, gothic-rock mood pieces plagued by self-loathing. "If I Was Your Vampire" is a portentous dirge that employs doom-drenched guitars and lurid imagery to portray a codependent relationship, while the twisted riffs and funereal organ sounds of “They Said That Hell's Not Hot" set the backdrop for a reflection on the destructive nature of love.