Limited Edition Digipack featuring a cover of Metallica's "Whiplash" as a bonus track.

He's just like superman, but he doesn't even fear kryptonite. Ian Fraiser Kilmister, known as Lemmy, is simply indestructible; a huge, iconic alliance of hell-raiser, cult-figure, and rock-animal. Ever since the mid 70s he is the one and only, the ber-persona of loud, hard and aggressive rock. Even at the landmark age of 60 he has by no means mellowed out, has never taken part in any commercial adventures, nor has he played the music-industry's twisted "game". Lemmy has always done his thing, according to his own rules, and in his very own words. And yes, while doing so, he has always worn those black clothes, which he claims he loves cause he doesn't need to wash them so often - and that he will not change until they come up with something "darker than black". Lemmy is proud of what he has achieved with "Kiss Of Death". And he has every reason to be so, with these 12 tracks, recorded at LA's Paramount studios and produced by Cameron Webb. "Kiss Of Death" offers a variety of influences that surprises even the most notorious of Motorhead-fans. Mind you: It's not all hymnic rock-songs like "Devil I Know", but the former Hawkwind guitarist-turned-bassist also dwells on the blues ("Under The Gun"), good old Boogie Woogie ("Christine") and powerful NWOBM from the early 80s ("Trigger"). In addition to that, "God Was Never on Your Side" allows a quick look at Lem's soft, gentle side that is usually well hidden. But here you experience the great balladeer that can in fact play a wonderful acoustic blues - even if it's just for 40 seconds. After that, it's Motorhead taking over again, electrified, rude, and real.