After the Flesh by My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult from The Crow Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Cassette Tape (1994).

By its third album and final Wax Trax! release, 1991’s “Sexplosion,” Thrill KIll Kult moved away from its industrial roots and cultivated Satanic image. Leaving the darkness behind, Thrill Kill Kult adopted a sleazy disco sound with a focus on heavy dance beats and psychedelic grooves. It became a commercial success and helped them land a deal with Interscope Records. The unique sound also earned spots on movie soundtracks, including “The Crow,” “The Flintstones” and “Showgirls.”

As it evolved, the group outgrew its industrial image for one that was indefinable. It continued to expand its sound, incorporating lounge music, funk, garage rock and rockabilly on albums like “Hit & Run Holiday,” “Gay, Black and Married,” and “13 Above the Night.” While the band reinvented itself with each record, its love of camp, decadent nature and discussion of all things taboo did not change.

My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult, A Daisy Chain 4 Satan, vintage TKK captured live on the 1990 Confessions Of A Knife Tour at The Showcase in San Antonio, Texas.

Catch MY LIFE WITH THE THRILL KILL KULT LIVE on 2023 EVIL EYE TOUR with Special Guests ADULT. & KANGA! On May 9, 2023, MY LIFE WITH THE THRILL KILL KULT will release Sinister Whisperz IV: The Bedroom Tapes (1987-1988). This fourth release in the artist’s retrospective series focuses on the pre-band days, when the duo were just beginning to collaborate. It’s a collection of rare live recordings,…