House of God

King Diamond's ninth studio album House of God was released in 2000. The album tells a dark, supernatural tale of a traveler in 19th-century France who encounters a wolf and discovers dark secrets about Christianity in a mysterious church. Featuring King Diamond's signature falsetto, intricate guitar work (with Glen Drover and Andy LaRocque), and a blend of progressive and horror themes, it's known for its atmospheric storytelling, exploring faith, demons, and the mystical, with songs like "The Trees Have Eyes" and "This Place Is Terrible" highlighting its Gothic horror.