Halloween Hit Parade
Tim Kretschmann counts down the ultimate Halloween Hit Parade: spooky classics, horror-movie jams, and cult favorites to haunt your playlist.
Read MoreTim Kretschmann counts down the ultimate Halloween Hit Parade: spooky classics, horror-movie jams, and cult favorites to haunt your playlist.
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Days of the Dead Chicago’s Alice Cooper panel — the shock rock legend on his career, life, and all things rock and roll.
OtherWorldly Culture’s Halloween Hit Parade — a paid-subscriber exclusive counting down the season’s scariest sounds. Subscribe to get access to the full post and other exclusive content.
A novelty-record appreciation post riffing on ‘They don’t make them like that anymore’ — creativity should be singular in action, starting with Ogden Edsl’s ‘Dead Puppies.’
Frank Gallop’s 1966 novelty song ‘The Ballad of Irving’ — the story of the 142nd fastest gun in the West and a Dr. Demento staple. Worth another spin.
A novelty-record post on Travesty Ltd.’s ‘Rock ‘n’ Roll Doctor’ — sometimes in a novelty record it isn’t the melody that hits you (there isn’t one).
Tom ‘T-Bone’ Stankus’s ‘Existential Blues’ — a Dr. Demento’s Funny Five entry and a testament to Tim’s love of novelty records.
Tim Cavanaugh’s novelty song ‘I Wanna Kiss Her’ sparks Tim’s memories of associating movies with where he saw them — like a VHS from Parkside Video, with Jeff Miller as usher.
This week Interviews From The Crypt reruns a 2016 chat with Ryan McKenney of Trap Them, from the From Dusk Till Con days. Read the full interview!