L.S.D. (Lucifers Satanic Daughter)

Electric Wizard's song "L.S.D. (Lucifers Satanic Daughter)" delves into the dark and disturbing themes of youth, exploitation, and the loss of innocence. The lyrics paint a grim picture of a seventeen-year-old girl, referred to as Lucifera, who finds herself on the cover of a magazine, symbolizing her objectification and the superficial allure of fame. The mention of her being "drugged and helpless" and "high on LSD" suggests a descent into a world of substance abuse and manipulation, where she is stripped of her autonomy and subjected to cruelty.

The repeated phrase "Lucifer’s Satanic Daughter" serves as a metaphor for her transformation and the loss of her purity. The imagery of a "virgin sacrifice" and her body being "cold as ice" evokes a sense of ritualistic exploitation, where her youth and innocence are offered up in a dark, sacrificial manner. The song's haunting tone and vivid descriptions create a chilling atmosphere, highlighting the tragic consequences of her descent into this nightmarish reality.

The final lines of the song, questioning whether her fate was a "teenage suicide" or a "Satanic sacrifice," underscore the ambiguity and horror of her situation. The references to "dead eyes, dead minds" emphasize the complete erasure of her identity and spirit, leaving behind a hollow shell. Electric Wizard's heavy, doom-laden musical style complements the bleak narrative, making "L.S.D. (Lucifers Satanic Daughter)" a powerful commentary on the dangers of exploitation, substance abuse, and the loss of innocence in a world that preys on the vulnerable.