We Are Chaos », MARILYN MANSON's latest album, reached the 1st place in the list of best selling albums in Portugal. According to ARTE SONORA, after the recent invasion of METALLICA - which, with «S & M²», broke records in the week of release, when counting the largest number of sales of an album, in 2020, in our country - «We Are Chaos »is currently the best selling album in Portugal. This week, after fifteen days with the album ‘TALLICA with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, leading the top, the band of James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich gave first place to MARILYN MANSON.
After the release of the singles «We Are Chaos» and «Don't Chase The Dead», MARILYN MANSON is finally back with her 11th studio album, «We Are Chaos». The album, which succeeds the acclaimed 2017 “Heaven Upside Down”, contains ten themes, was produced by Shooter Jennings and shows Manson exploring his various influences, from the 70s glam rock to the 80s new wave. The album was completed before that the COVID-19 pandemic would shake the world, the musician says he hopes that these themes can help people deal with the difficult times we live in today. "If something I did on a record contributes to someone's mental health and happiness, great," explained the musician, born Brian Warner, in a recent interview for Consequence Of Sound. “This is something that worries me a lot. Staying indoors for so long can weigh on mental health. My mother had schizophrenia, she was diagnosed very late. This is a challenge for people who do not receive the help they need and the attention they need from their families or health services ”.
After the release of the singles «We Are Chaos» and «Don't Chase The Dead», MARILYN MANSON is finally back with her 11th studio album, «We Are Chaos». The album, which succeeds the acclaimed 2017 “Heaven Upside Down”, contains ten themes, was produced by Shooter Jennings and shows Manson exploring his various influences, from the 70s glam rock to the 80s new wave. The album was completed before that the COVID-19 pandemic would shake the world, the musician says he hopes that these themes can help people deal with the difficult times we live in today. "If something I did on a record contributes to someone's mental health and happiness, great," explained the musician, born Brian Warner, in a recent interview for Consequence Of Sound. “This is something that worries me a lot. Staying indoors for so long can weigh on mental health. My mother had schizophrenia, she was diagnosed very late. This is a challenge for people who do not receive the help they need and the attention they need from their families or health services ”.
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