Alice Cooper (June 25, 1976) “Alice Cooper Goes to Hell” Album Review – Unidentified Publication US

The June 25, 1976 music press features a detailed review of Alice Cooper’s new album Alice Cooper Goes to Hell, exploring its themes, production, and the evolution of his sound.

Publication: Music Press (likely US) Date: June 25, 1976

Country: United States

Section: Album Review

THE STORY

The review discusses the album’s concept, Alice’s collaboration with producer Bob Ezrin, and standout tracks. It notes the mix of hard rock, theatrical elements, and personal themes, describing it as a strong follow-up to Welcome to My Nightmare.

CONTEXT AND NOTES This review comes during Alice Cooper’s successful solo era after leaving the original band. Goes to Hell continued his theatrical shock-rock style while showing artistic growth.

FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS Event: Album review Era: 1976 (Alice Cooper Solo Era) Tone: Analytical, positive Photography: Black & white portrait of Alice Cooper

WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS

• Headline referencing the album Alice Cooper Goes to Hell

• Large photo of Alice Cooper

• Detailed critical analysis of the album’s themes and music

• Typical 1970s album review layout

RELATED MATERIAL

• June 1974 16 Magazine “Alice’s Secret Sins!” feature

• June 1972 Melody Maker Alice Cooper concert advert

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SOURCES

• Music Press, June 25, 1976

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