Armed with mysterious personas, party-rap lyrics and an aggressive, exuberant fusion of hip-hop, hard rock, and pop, Hollywood Undead exploded from MySpace darlings — they were the first band signed to the social media platform’s label — to bona fide stars. On their 2008 debut, the group enlisted production help from Danny Lohner (Nine Inch Nails) and Don Gilmore (Linkin Park) to create an album that, to quote The Punk Site, “swaggers through your speakers in [a] self-confident, cocky way.” Album opener “Undead” interpolates and upends the riff from Ozzy Osbourne’s “Crazy Train” to set the scene for the rest of the album. The minor-key party vibe of “Everywhere I Go” mingles with the group's ode to their home state in “California,” while album standouts “No. 5” and “Young” deliver the record's catchiest hooks, placing the group beyond their rap-rock peers. “If you’re looking for the soundtrack to that one crazy party,” wrote The Punk Site, “this just might be the little gem for which you seek.” 2LP Deluxe Edition featuring 7 Bonus Tracks Making Their Vinyl Debut Pressed on 2 Color "Swan Songs" Galaxy Vinyl 1st Pressing with Gatefold Jacket Printed with Matte Finish and Chrome HU Logo Bonus 2-Sided HU Turntable Slipmat Limited to 3,000 Numbered Mastered by Levi Seitz at Black Belt Mastering
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