Anton LaVey
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| - | '''Anton Szandor LaVey''' (born '''Howard Stanton Levey'''; April 11, 1930 – October 29, 1997) was an American author, musician, and [[occultist]]. He was the founder of the [[Church of Satan]] and the religion of [[Satanism]]. He authored several books, including ''[[The Satanic Bible]]'', ''[[The Satanic Rituals]]'', ''[[The Satanic Witch]]'', ''[[The Devil's Notebook]]'', and ''[[Satan Speaks!]]'' In addition, he released three albums, including ''[[The Satanic Mass]]'', ''[[Satan Takes a Holiday]]'', and ''[[Strange Music (album)|Strange Music]]''. He played a minor on-screen role and served as technical advisor for the 1975 film ''[[The Devil's Rain (film)|The Devil's Rain]]'' and served as host and narrator for [[Nick Bougas]]' 1989 [[mondo film]] ''[[Death Scenes]]''. | + | '''Anton LaVey''' (1930 – 1997) was an [[American writer]], musician, and [[occultist]], founder of the '''Church of Satan''' and author of ''[[The Satanic Bible]]''. |
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Anton LaVey (1930 – 1997) was an American writer, musician, and occultist, founder of the Church of Satan and author of The Satanic Bible.
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