Listen to the Beatles like never before with this cover of Marilyn Manson and Rob Zombie's "Helter Skelter"

The Beatles have just become much more edgier.

Marilyn Manson and Rob Zombie release their Beatles cover of "Helter Skelter" on Wednesday, July 11, and the first through Rolling Stone .

Zombie, 53, describes the cover as a heavier, stranger and groove version of the song when speaking to the publication.

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"At first it was just, I'll come on stage during your show and your jam and we'll do one of your songs . "" Ah, if we could think of anything better than that, "Zombie said about the creative process behind the collaboration. "It was only later that night that I texted him about the idea" Helter Skelter. "And he said:" Cool. Let's do it. "[19659008] "My thought when it comes to blankets is to stick close to the original," he explained. "Because in my mind, what's the point of making a cover so nobody can recognize it? So with our version, I think it varies as much as possible from the original, but not so much that it becomes a song different. "

Zombie and Manson embark on what the first calls" the perfect tour ". of the Evil: The Second Coming begins in Detroit on July 11 and presents both roles as co-headliners

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The two have already made a tour in 2012. Thinking about their last outing, Zombie said, "We've been talking about it for a long time, because the last time we did it, even though it was not the same. There was a moment of nonsense, the turn itself was great, so whenever it was time to do it, I knew we would do it. "

When & # 39; it is questioned about the "nonsense", Zombie made it clear that there was "an incident" that "was nothing.You know, when the story is told a a million times, that's a lot more. "

The Twins of Evil: The Second Coming Tour will make two stops in Canada: July 26 in Toronto and July 28 in Montreal.

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