[2] Featuring a hard rock and progressive metal inspired style, reminiscent of past horror films, the song came out on the following day.

Examples include dramatic sounds of thunder and mysterious wailing noises as well as lyrical details involving human sacrifice and vampirism.

Coming out of the group's typical jams, its style is reminiscent of instrumental film soundtracks while also having a hard rock and progressive metal based sound.

[3] Critic Steve Leggett, writing for Allmusic, praised "Vincent Price" as a "massive, powerful, and just slightly eerie" tune.

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