The Misfits track "Angelfuck" is a quintessential piece of their early sound from the Glenn Danzig era, specifically originating from the seminal 1978 Static Age recording sessions. Musically, the song is a rapid-fire explosion of raw, straightforward punk rock, lasting barely a minute and a half. It exemplifies the stripped-down, energetic style of their initial lineup, propelled by simple, driving rhythms and a garage-rock aesthetic. The track possesses the signature, but still unrefined, energy that would define early horror punk, with Glenn Danzig's vocals delivering a snarling, distinct performance over the frantic instrumentation. Lyrically, "Angelfuck" is one of the band's most infamous songs due to its provocative title and suggestive content. The lyrics, which are characteristically cryptic and open to interpretation, feature dark, violent, and overtly sexual themes, playing into the shock value that Danzig often employed. While some fans and critics interpret it as a non-horror-based piece about a transactional or abusive relationship, others simply view it as a piece of juvenile, confrontational poetry, but its raw intensity and aggressive simplicity cement it as a high-velocity, quintessential track in the Misfits' classic catalog.