Marilyn Manson's label, Interscope, has dropped him from their artists' roster due to his last album's poor sales. The High End of Low, which was released in May, sold just 121,000 copies.
"We've just been released from our record contract with Interscope," the shock rocker told Metal Hammer. "So I think a lot of the creative control on which my hands were tied on a lot of choices - the music videos - things like that [has been regained]."
Manson added, "What they would allow, they would put out, what ideas they would allow to be conveyed in these videos. At least half of my creative output has been squashed, so now I think people can expect a whole lot more."
Manson also revealed that he is at work on a new album that he described as "a bit like David Bowie's album Aladdin Sane."
"I think it's going to be more romantic maybe," concluded Manson.
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