On This Day: March 22 1989 White Zombie Released Their Album Make Them Die Slowly

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On This Day: March 22 1989 White Zombie Released Their Album Make Them Die Slowly
On this day March 22 1989 White Zombie released their second studio album Make Them Die Slowly. Some sources cite March 16 as the release date but March 22 is also widely referenced. The album marked a transition from their early noise rock style to a heavier groove metal sound that would later define their success in the 90s. Even though it wasn't a commercial hit at the time the album laid the groundwork for White Zombie’s evolution into one of the most unique bands in heavy metal. Featuring tracks like Demonspeed and Disaster Blaster the album showcased a darker more aggressive tone compared to their earlier work.

Fun fact: The album’s title was inspired by an alternate English title for the 1981 Italian horror film Cannibal Ferox.

Trivia question: What was the name of White Zombie’s breakthrough album released in 1992 that featured the hit Thunder Kiss '65?

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