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Five Spooky, Creepy Songs For Halloween

Five Spooky, Creepy Songs For Halloween

Even though many people partied this weekend to celebrate Halloween, those of us who are purists don’t care what day of the week All Hallow’s Eve lands on, the 31st is the 31st.

So there’s still time to find another costume, gather tricks and treats, and most importantly curate the perfect playlist.

For those who want to branch out a bit from the typical “Monster Mash” and “This is Halloween” staples, here are a half dozen devilish delights to spice up your mix.

Roky Erickson led the 13th Floor Elevators who were the first band to call their music “psychedelic rock,” and their Top 50 1966 single “You’re Gonna Miss Me” is definitely that.

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Billy Strings Performs as He-Man For His Annual Halloween Concert

Billy Strings performing live

Because he's as close to the master of the universe as a new guitar hero has gotten recently, Billy Strings dressed up as He-Man and welcomed Molly Tuttle and Sierra Hull for his annual Halloween concert (10/31) at Baltimore’s CFG Bank Arena. 

Billed as Heartbeat of Eternia, the show featured new originals written for the festivities alongside covers of 4 Non Blondes, Diana Ross, Slayer, and Black Sabbath.

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A Banger Was Released Every Day In November

A Banger Was Released Every Day In November

November gets plenty of credit for turkey, football and the annual rush to buy a slightly larger television. The record stores deserve a little attention, too. From Nirvana unplugging to Wu-Tang kicking the door in, this month has delivered an impressive pile of albums and plenty of ways to drown out Thanksgiving arguments. Here’s one for every day.

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