King Diamond's eighth studio album Voodoo was released in 1998. The album tells a horror story set in 1932 Louisiana, where the Lafayette family moves into a haunted colonial home near a voodoo graveyard, leading to supernatural conflict with servants and spirits. Featuring epic storytelling, intense guitar work (including a Dimebag Darrell solo), and atmospheric soundscapes, it's known for its dark themes, intricate narrative, and blend of thrash, doom, and classic metal, making it a fan favourite.