What makes Re-Animated by Wednesday 13 notable?

This release is notable for its positioning within the horror punk subculture, offering a fresh take on classic themes. Its tracks were well-received by fans and helped cement Wednesday 13's reputation as a key figure in this niche genre, contributing to the revitalization of horror-themed music in the early 2010s. By the time 'Re-Animated' was released in January 2011, Wednesday 13 had solidified his presence in the horror punk scene after his 2008 album 'Bloodwork'. This EP marked a continuation of his unique sound while experimenting with remixes, showcasing his evolving artistry and commitment to the genre.

Who is Re-Animated for?

Re-Animated works well if you're into concise energetic flow throughout, twisted carnival of sound experience and for a party atmosphere.

How many songs are on Re-Animated?

Re-Animated has 5 tracks, running approximately 16 minutes.

Re-Animated

Wednesday 13 · 2011

16 min · 5 tracks · horror punk

A frenetic blend of horror punk and twisted pop elements, channeling both campy nostalgia and raw energy.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Scream Baby Scream (Ghost Boo-Ty Mix) — This track encapsulates the playful yet sinister aesthetic of Wednesday 13's style, blending catchy hooks with macabre imagery that defines the EP.
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Gimmie Gimmie Bloodshed (Punishment & Cookies Mix) — With its infectious chorus and darkly humorous lyrics, this song stands out as a quintessential representation of Wednesday's unique brand of horror punk.
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All American Massacre (Skull Soup Mix) — The track combines storytelling with a driving rhythm, illustrating Wednesday 13’s knack for merging narrative elements with heavy hooks, making it memorable.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

concise energetic flow throughout
twisted carnival of sound experience
for a party atmosphere
catchy hooks that invite singing

Maybe skip if you

prefer longer, immersive albums
seek serious lyrical depth

Where this album fits

Career context: By the time 'Re-Animated' was released in January 2011, Wednesday 13 had solidified his presence in the horror punk scene after his 2008 album 'Bloodwork'. This EP marked a continuation of his unique sound while experimenting with remixes, showcasing his evolving artistry and commitment to the genre.
Stylistic neighbors: Murderdolls· AFI· Rob Zombie

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Moments worth listening for

Where the writing does something specific.

Gimmie Gimmie Bloodshed (Punishment & Cookies Mix)

The bridge shifts from playful banter to a graphic depiction of chaos, creating tension before returning to an upbeat refrain.

This contrast heightens the song's impact by juxtaposing levity with darker themes, effectively showcasing the dual nature of horror punk.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Scream Baby Scream (Ghost Boo-Ty Mix) 3:09
2 Gimmie Gimmie Bloodshed (Punishment & Cookies Mix) 3:49
3 No Rabbit In the Hat (Shotgun Solution Mix) 3:27
4 Put Your Death Mask On (Meat-Hooker Mix) 2:49
5 All American Massacre (Skull Soup Mix) 3:20

What to play next

Listen next

Calling All Corpses

2011

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From Here To The Hearse

2010

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