album That's All There Is. The dark country-style album Kinda Country followed in 2009. Eerie Von also formed the short-lived blues rock band, Bighouse, along with former Danzig soundman Rick Dittamo. Eerie Von has had much underground success with his "Fiend Art", which showcases his disturbing themes on canvas. Misery Obscura, a book compiling photographs taken by Eerie Von throughout his career, was released in 2009. In January 2010, Eerie Von performed an acoustic set at Generation Records in New York City with Lyle Preslar and Mike D'Antonio in support of Misery Obscura. Eerie Von was the co-host for Under the Gun with Candy Gunn, a weekly radio show broadcast on Radio Free Nashville, from its inception in 2012 until July 2013. Eerie Von is currently planning to release a new book and documentary, both titled Misery Perfectum, and he is working on a sixth solo album. Discography Rosemary's Babies 1983: Blood Lust EP 2004: Talking to the Dead Misfits 1995: Collection II (Some songs either featured overdubs by, or were entirely recorded by, Glenn Danzig and Eerie Von) 1996: Misfits Box Set Samhain 1984: Initium 1985: Unholy Passion EP 1986: November-Coming-Fire 1990: Final Descent 2000: Samhain Box Set 2002: Samhain Live '85–'86 Danzig 1988: Danzig 1990: Danzig II: Lucifuge 1992: Danzig III: How the Gods Kill 1993: Thrall-Demonsweatlive 1994: Danzig 4 2001: Live on the Black Hand Side 2007: The Lost Tracks of Danzig Solo 1996: Uneasy Listening (with Mike Morance) 1999: The Blood and the Body 2004: Bad Dream No.13 2006: That's All There Is (as SpiderCider) 2009: Kinda Country Others 1998: The Black Bible by Various Artists (Contributed the track "Cinerarium Waltz") 2000: The Darkest Millennium (A Gothic, Industrial, and Synth Pop Collection) by Various Artists (Contributed the track "An Investment in Hate") 2000: Darken My Fire: A Gothic Tribute To The Doors by Various Artists (Contributed the track "The Spy") 2001: Darker Shade of Goth by Various Artists (Contributed disc one) 2005: Pledge Your Allegiance...To Satan!'' by Various Artists (Contributed the track "The Bone Drone") References External links Eerie Von's official website Eerie Von's Fiend Art Ghastly Records 1964 births Living people American punk rock bass guitarists American male bass guitarists Horror punk musicians Danzig (band) members People from Lodi, New Jersey American people of German descent Guitarists from New Jersey American male guitarists Samhain (band) members 20th-century American guitarists