White Zombie were already unlikely rock stars by the mid Nineties, but Astro Creep: 2000 impossibly rocket-launched the band even further into the mainstream. Thats still all kinds of wild, considering the NYC freakazoids fourth and final studio album Franken-stitched Castrol-dripping moto-metal riffage, industrial-twitched beatwork and haunting horror movie samples around the grunt-and-growl sermonizing of Rob Zombie. Then again, who could deny the instant appeal of the bands biggest hit, More Human Than Human? These creeps went out on a major high note.