Restless also announces the May 9th release of Little Box of Horrors, a limited edition box set of Wednesday 13's pre-Murderdolls band, Frankenstein Drag Queens From Planet 13. Before becoming frontman for the very successful Slipknot offshoot Murderdolls, Wednesday 13 lead the ultra-depraved Frankenstein Drag Queens for four albums before putting the band on hold in 2002. Featuring five CDs and one DVD, Little Box of Horrors is a treasure trove of ghoulish delights and spans the band's history from 1996-2001 and includes all four of their original albums, plus a rarities disc (including early versions of Murderdolls tracks) and a DVD containing selections from a live concert in Spartanburg, SC 1998.
Little Box of Horrors includes:
CD1: The Late, Late, Late Show
CD2: Night of the Living Drag Queens
CD3: Songs From the Recently Deceased
CD4: Viva Las Violence
CD5: Rare Treats - A Previously Unreleased Collection of Outtakes & Rarities
DVD: Transvestite Chainsaw Massacre
Wednesday 13 has also announced an all-new band line up which reunites him with fellow Murderdoll Eric Griffin. Wednesday 13 comments: "I will be teaming up with my old Murderdoll band mate Eric Griffin, long time friend Racci Shay (Genitorturers) and new pal Brix (Skrape/Dope) for the next chapter of rock n' roll debauchery in my life. I can't predict what this year will be like with this band but guarantee it will be nothing short of complete chaos...sorry in advance, and we'll see you all in hell!!!"
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