Tracklist
- 1 Brand New God 4:32
- 2 Little Whip 5:12
- 3 Cantspeak 4:08
- 4 Going Down To Die 5:02
- 5 Until You Call On The Dark 4:27
- 6 Dominion 4:15
- 7 Bringer Of Death 4:42
- 8 Sadistikal 5:09
- 9 Son Of The Morning Star 5:06
- 10 I Don’t Mind The Pain 4:48
- 11 Stalker Song 5:51
- 12 Let It Be Captured 5:17
- 13-65 (no audio)
- 66 Invocation 2:59
Musicians
Production
Also credited
Also credited. Artwork: Michael Wm. Kaluta. Engineer: Jim Scott, Ken Lomas. Mastered By: Stephen Marcussen. Photography By: Dirk Walter.
Release notes
Initial digipak (2-panel digipack, 12-page booklet) edition with clear New Full-Length Danzig CD sticker on front (see images) and no SID codes on CD.
Same packaging than that has a different CD pressing.
Recorded at Ocean Way, Hollywood, CA and Sound City, Van Nuys, CA.
Mixed at The Record Plant, Hollywood, CA.
Mastered at Precision Mastering.
The symbols on the cover of the album were taken from the alphabet of a secret tribunal group from Medieval Germany called the Vehmgericht. They spell out the word “Danzig.”
The following information on the album title was supplied by American Recordings in 1994:
“The Four P movement is an alleged Satanic cult operating throughout the United States. An offshoot of the notorious Process Church of the Final Judgment, the Four P movement takes its name from the Process’ original sigil: a swastika like form composed of four interlocking Ps. The Four P movement was supposedly begun in 1967, and has been connected to a number of ritual killings across the country, including the Son of Sam killings in New York and the Manson Family in California.”
Track 66 is unlisted on the outer artwork.
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