NME LIVE REVIEW: Murderdolls

(Yes, this is Joey)
 NME
 28th September 2002

 (London, Highbury Grange)
 In the old days, being a goth was a pretty duff leisure   option. You had to hang around in parks drinking   Snakebite and black and looking glum, while the only   bands you were allowed to listen to were called things   like Fields Of The Nephilim or Sex Gang Children. It   was rubbish.
 How things've changed. Now nu-goths drink each   other's blood and still get home in time for Jackass.   
   Instead of being all dour and gloomy, nu goth is spiky, funny and glam. The Murderdolls are doing an excellent job of becoming the genre's new poster children. There's dry ice everywhere and they're all wearing black lipstick but they jump up and down while singer Wednesday 13 sings about grave robbing (‘Grave Robbing USA’), Killing movie stars (‘Dead In Hollywood ) and slitting his wrists (er... “Slit My Wrist’). It's fun in the same way that torturing spiders and scaring your little brother by pretending to be dead is fun.
 Slipknot's drummer Joey Jordison is the band's guitarist and tonight he's dressed in a school uniform and helping Wednesday sing the Murderdolls’ best song. It's called 'Motherf——er І Don't Care’ and it's all about hating everyone and killing the world. But joking. obviously. Excellent!

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