In the meantime, reacquaint yourself with Manson’s most recently released single, ‘The Deil Beneath My Feet’, from their ninth album, The Pale Emperor. Could it be the new release date for the record (which would translate to June 19th), or could it be something else entirely? At the very least, we know that Say10 is well overdue by this point, so we definitely agree with the sentiment that ‘the time has come’, so we can only wait and hope that we’ll be seeing the album drop soon enough. Has anyone met Marilyn Manson and what is he like to talk to in person I met him at a book signing and preview of his Born Villain video release in Los. called SAY10 and was expected to be released on Valentines Day (February 1). The Time has come,” and has driven fans into a frenzy wondering just what the heck it means. Marilyn Manson has explained the delay in the release of his new album. The song's title was first revealed in July 2016, when Marilyn Manson announced it as the working title for the then-upcoming studio album. It is the fourth track from their tenth studio album, Heaven Upside Down (2017). The video is captioned with the phrase “6:19. 'Say10' (stylized in all caps) is a song by American rock band Marilyn Manson. However, just two days ago, Manson took to Instagram to post a cryptic video, which can be seen below. The album was reportedly influenced greatly by the series while it was in its infancy, but considering that back in September they were apparently putting the ‘finishing touches’ on the record, we have to start asking why it isn’t here yet. To be fair though, there had been reports that the album was somewhat delayed due to Manson’s work on the American TV show Salem, on which Manson composed the theme music, and plays a recurring character in the third season.

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