Manson performed four new songs during his recently completed European tour. Things had to happen in my life, everything had to happen for a reason for it to come out now.”
This record was meant to come out now, for whatever reason. He continued: “I wanted to draw people in sonically and lyrically. Then there’s the song after ‘Heaven Upside Down’, it’s sort of the end title credits where it’s really surmising the story of the record, which is to be interpreted by the listener.” Those three songs take place in the three places where if it were a film, it’s the opening, it’s the middle and it’s the ending. “Those lyrics were all written, but I had not found a home for them. Those are three of the most key songs that really tell the story,” Manson explained. “If the record came out when I intended it to, when I thought it was finished back in February, it would not have ‘Revelation #12’, ‘Heaven Upside Down’ or ‘Saturnalia’.
When Loudwire asked Manson about the change of plans, he revealed he wasn’t happy with the album when Valentine’s Day came around and subsequently wrote three new songs that ended up being some of the record’s strongest. However, that release date came and went without any sign of new Manson music, and in May, the 48-year-old singer announced that the LP had a new title. The shock rocker’s tenth studio disc and follow-up to 2015’s “The Pale Emperor” was originally supposed to be called “SAY10” and was expected to be released on Valentine’s Day (February 1). Marilyn Manson has explained the delay in the release of his new album, “Heaven Upside Down”.
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