The Electric Hellfire Club - Mr. 44

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Greetings from the gutter where the red, red rivers run
I bring you sweet salvation from the barrel of a gun
Is she a virgin or is she a whore?
I don't really give a damn
I'm Mr. 44
I'm a bottomless pit
With nothing in it
A void filled with unclean spirits
A hound of Hell on a long, long leash
Can you count the number of this beast?
Mr. 44
Every time I pull my trigger
The Devil's work is done
Hellfire and damnation from the barrel of a gun
22 Disciples of Hell knocking at death's door
To each his own, but make mine murder
I'm Mr. 44

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The Electric Hellfire Club is an industrial metal band known for their unique and eclectic blend of musical styles. Formed in 1991, the band mixes elements of glam metal, techno, gothic rock, and psychedelia to create a sound that is both dark and intense.

The band's lyrics are often controversial, containing tongue-in-cheek references to sin, violence, sex, devil worship, and other taboo subjects. Despite the provocative nature of their lyrics, The Electric Hellfire Club has developed a dedicated following of fans who appreciate their edgy and theatrical approach to music.

In addition to their music, The Electric Hellfire Club is also known for their use of sampling, particularly from low-budget horror films. These samples add an extra layer of atmosphere and intensity to their music, further enhancing the band's unique sound.

Over the years, The Electric Hellfire Club has released several albums and EPs, gaining a reputation for their energetic live performances and their willingness to push boundaries both musically and thematically. Despite facing criticism from some quarters for their controversial lyrics, the band has continued to attract a devoted fanbase who appreciate their bold and uncompromising approach to music.

With their distinctive sound and provocative lyrics, The Electric Hellfire Club has carved out a niche for themselves in the industrial metal scene, earning a reputation as one of the genre's most innovative and boundary-pushing bands.