What makes Right to Remain Violent by Murderdolls notable?

The album gained attention for its campy aesthetic and gritty sound, helping to revitalize interest in horror punk during the early 2000s. It received positive reviews from several publications, establishing Murderdolls as a notable act within the underground scene and leading to a dedicated fanbase. Released in January 2002, 'Right to Remain Violent' marked Murderdolls' debut album following the band's formation by Wednesday 13 and Joey Jordison. At this point in their career, the band had just begun to carve out a niche in the horror punk genre, showcasing their theatrical style and heavy influences from glam metal.