Eat Me, Drink Me

Marilyn Manson returns with 'Eat Me, Drink Me' - an 11-track set which was co-produced with Tim Skold who has been Manson's bassist since 2002. They started work on 'Eat Me, Drink Me' in a studio in the Hollywood hills on Halloween 2006. This version of the album includes two bonus remix tracks.

The album title has - in part - been influenced by both Alice's Adventures In Wonderland and the story of Armin Meiwes - the German man sentenced to life after killing and eating a man he met on the internet in 2001.

The explosive lead single "Heart Shaped Glasses (When The Heart Guides The Hand)" marks a transformation in what has come to be expected from Manson. For a start he is singing and like some of the other new songs on the album they are the most melodic he has done. The album also includes "If I Was Your Vampire", an epic 6-minute song he wrote on Christmas Day and is already considered a Manson classic. "Putting Holes In Happiness" is a gothic ballad which he wrote on his last birthday. "This is not a record about me cr ying, or a song about my woes," says Manson. "But I think this record will probably speak to more people in different ways because of it 's total human element."