Music and Recording
The song "Angel Blake" is named after the witch in the film Blood on Satan's Claw.
The track "Wicked Pussycat" served as the album's first single.
The original track listing, as reported by KNAC on December 22, 2001, featured several tracks that did not appear on the final album. These included the songs "Dying Seraph", "Soul Eater", and "Malefical Bride of Hell", all of which were released in 2007 on The Lost Tracks of Danzig, with "Malefical Bride of Hell" having its title shortened to "Malefical". An additional track titled "Dark Secret Side" has never been released.
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