Beneath the Ashen Sky: A Lamentation of Shadows Within | Dirty Black Summer | Danzig

"Dirty Black Summer" is a song by American musician Glenn Danzig, under his pseudonym Danzig, released in 1996 on their album "Satan's Child". The song is a slow-burning, atmospheric track that features Danzig's signature deep vocals and a haunting guitar riff.

The lyrics of "Dirty Black Summer" are somewhat abstract, but appear to be about the darker aspects of human nature. Danzig sings about the darkness within people, using phrases like "the devil's in me" and "I'm burning with an evil desire". The song's title, "Dirty Black Summer", is likely a reference to this internal struggle.

Musically, "Dirty Black Summer" is notable for its heavy use of minor chords and a slow, plodding tempo. Danzig's vocals are delivered in his signature growl, adding to the song's dark and ominous atmosphere. The track also features a prominent guitar riff, played by guitarist Evan Seinfeld, which adds a sense of tension and release to the song.

Despite being released nearly 25 years ago, "Dirty Black Summer" remains a fan favorite among Danzig enthusiasts. Its haunting atmosphere and introspective lyrics have made it a staple of the band's live shows, and it continues to be a popular choice for fans seeking out the darker side of rock music.