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- Astro-Creep: 2000
- - 269,672 plays
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  - 65 shares
White Zombie
Released 1995

More Human Than Human
04:28
96,302 plays

Super-Charger Heaven
03:37
25,369 plays

Electric Head, Pt. 1 (The Agony)
04:54
24,115 plays

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- 1
- Electric Head, Pt. 1 (The Agony)
- 04:54
- 24,115 plays

- 2
- Super-Charger Heaven
- 03:37
- 25,369 plays

- 3
- Real Solution #9
- 04:44
- 16,875 plays

- 4
- Creature of the Wheel
- 03:25
- 14,411 plays

- 5
- Electric Head, Pt. 2 (The Ecstasy)
- 03:53
- 20,295 plays

- 6
- Grease Paint and Monkey Brains
- 03:49
- 14,284 plays

- 7
- I, Zombie
- 03:31
- 15,517 plays

- 8
- More Human Than Human
- 04:28
- 96,302 plays

- 9
- El Phantasmo and the Chicken-Run Blast-O-Rama
- 04:13
- 14,135 plays

- 10
- Blur the Technicolor [Poker from Stud to Strip Mix]
- 04:09
- 13,804 plays

- 11
- Blood, Milk and Sky
- 11:18
- 15,110 plays

album review

Following the belated surprise success of La Sexorcisto, Astro-Creep: 2000 carried the weight of high expectations, something that White Zombie was never familiar with before. Unsurprisingly, White Zombie plays it safe on Astro-Creep, never straying from their white-trash-on-acid metal. While it's undeniably campy, the band genuinely loves the trash they sing about, so they fit right into the tradition of tongue-in-cheek heavy metal bands from Alice Cooper to Kiss. Where those bands relied on songcraft beneath their shtick, White Zombie relies on a full-throttle roar. Borrowing such techniques as distorted vocals and drilling riffs from pseudo-industrial metal like Ministry, the band beefs up their basic sound, making it powerful enough to disguise the lack of solid song structures and memorable riffs. Sonically, Astro-Creep delivers the initial goods, yet it never develops into trash as substantial as "Thunder Kiss '65." ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide