Marilyn Manson recently released his eighth studio album, Born Villain , which debuted at #10 on the Billboard 200 albums chart. In a video interview with NME.com , Manson says that the title of the album was inspired by the fact that some people perceive him as a villain.
"
Born Villain
is the perfect title for this record because it's who I am,” explains the singer. “It's a question of nature or nurture, are people raised to be villains or vilified like I have become?"
Manson added that his songwriting process for
Born Villain
was different from his last two albums. “[2007’s]
Eat Me, Drink Me
was me being personal for the first time and [2009’s]
The High End of Low
was a very sad record,” he reveals. “They were necessary to have them for me, I had to write them, or I might not be here. I'm not a suicidal person, but I could have crumbled."
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