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• Walk Among Us, the debut full-length album by the Misfits, stands as a seminal work in the horror punk genre. Released in 1982, it showcases the band's unique blend of punk rock energy and horror-themed lyrics, creating a sound that is both aggressive and theatrical. The album's concise runtime of just over 24 minutes is packed with fast-paced tracks that have become fan favorites, such as "Skulls" and "Astro Zombies." The Misfits' ability to infuse their music with B-movie aesthetics and macabre humor set them apart from their contemporaries, making Walk Among Us a distinctive and influential release.
  The album's impact is evident in its enduring popularity and critical acclaim. Its raw production and catchy melodies have inspired countless bands in the punk and metal scenes. Walk Among Us captures the essence of the Misfits' early sound, characterized by Glenn Danzig's powerful vocals and the band's tight, energetic performances. The album's fusion of horror imagery with punk rock sensibilities has cemented its status as a cult classic, continuing to resonate with new generations of listeners.
  Reviews
  "Nearly every song on the album 13 total, delivered in a light-speed 25 minutes is a twisted classic, with the band's trademark '50s/'60s melodies run through a punk/metal meatgrinder on full display." AllMusic
  "This album is a work of feverish imagination, but it's in no way escapist. [...] Misfits simply distilled the anxieties of the early '80s into a putrid elixir." Pitchfork

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  AllMusic rating: AllMusic users: (779 votes) Read the AllMusic.com review
• Artist: Misfits Label: Rhino Records, Ruby Records Format: LP Units: 1 Country: US Genre: Punk & Alternative Style: Punk

• A1 20 Eyes
  A2 I Turned Into A Martian
  A3 All Hell Breaks Loose
  A4 Vampira
  A5 Nike A Go Go
  A6 Hate Breeders
  A7 Mommy, Can I Go Out + Kill Tonight (Live)
  B1 Night Of The Living Dead
  B2 Skulls
  B3 Violent World
  B4 Devils Whorehouse
  B5 Astro Zombies
  B6 Braineaters