Let it be noted right from the start, this is not your traditional horrorpunk album. While Bloodshed is very much born out of the scene and still an active part of it, his music has evolved over the years moving slightly away from the traditional horrorpunk sound with each subsequent album. I was listening to this album in the car with my girlfriend and she noted how it was a step away from what I normally have blasting when I get into ‘review mode’ and I plainly stated that if old school Danzig and Queen were to ever have made a lovechild it would be Robby Bloodshed and if they made an album, it would be 21 And On.

Categories: Horror, Horrorpunk, Reviews, Stereo Terror • Tags: 21 And On, Danzig, Horror, horror punk, horror punk reviews, Horrorpunk, Horrorpunk Reviews, Queen, Robby Bloodshed