Rob Zombie Teases First New Song In Over Four Years

Just in time for Halloween, Rob Zombie is set to unveil his first new single in over four years.

Referring to the tune in question (but without actually teasing any music… boo!), Rob took to Instagram to cryptically write, "The Triumph of KING FREAK : a crypt of preservation and superstition", with the song set to arrive on October 30 via his fairly new partnership with Nuclear Blast Records.

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Speaking to Kerrang! last year about the follow-up to 2016’s The Electric Warlock Acid Witch Satanic Orgy Celebration Dispenser as a whole, Rob called album number seven "the best record we’ve ever made".

"The record’s 100 per cent finished," he teased in October. "It’s been done for a while, but I didn’t want to put it out while I was dealing with [his movie 3 From Hell], because it’d just get lost and I wouldn’t have time to deal with it.

"We’ve worked on it for a long time," he continued of the LP. "The songs are very catchy, but the structures are way more complex that they’ve been in the past. It’s kind of all over the place. I think the fans are going to love it."

Rob also told NME that his new album is "a very big, crazy and complex record that I’m really excited to finally be able to release".

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