The Electric Hellfire Club
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The Electric Hellfire Club is an American industrial rock band from Kenosha, Wisconsin, formed in 1991 by Thomas Thorn (vocals), Shane Lassen (keyboards), and Ronny Valeo (guitar). They released their debut album Burn, Baby, Burn! in 1993. They toured extensively throughout the mid-1990s with acts such as Type O Negative and Christian Death. In January 1996, co-founder Shane Lassen died in an automobile accident. They released the album Calling Dr. Luv (1996), which included a cover of the Kiss song from which Lassen drew his stage name, dedicated in his honor. Throughout the late 1990s and early 2000s, they toured with notable acts including Danzig, Coal Chamber, and Gwar, and released several albums, including Electronomicon (2002). After a period of hiatus, they reunited for an anniversary show in 2016, and later reformed in 2025 to release the single "Kiss The Goat! (2025)" / "Burned At The Stake â Beheaded" (2025).
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- Killing An Arab
- Highway To Hell
- Sympathy For The Devil
