What better way to get in the 13 Days of Creepmas groove than with some
appropriately spooky seasonal songs? These first four are on Bandcamp so if
you'd like to get them, please do so today (12/4) when Bandcamp gives 100% of
revenue directly to the artists.
Freshly unleashed yesterday, Jacob Marley's XMas Party from Dr. Snik is sure to add a little electronic cheer to your holiday celebration.
Come join the ghost of Jacob Marley at his annual Xmas haunt party at the stroke of midnight where all the Pagan rites of Yule and Midwinter are celebrated!
Just released this November is Justin Burning's
To Hell for the Holidays.
The perfect gift for another dreary holiday season. Five songs and 14
minutes of bleak yuletide melancholy to utterly ruin Christmas.
From last year, but new to me, is
Home for the Horror Days
by Jacob Renfield Boston.
Home for the Horror Days is perfect for those cozy nights roasting
chestnuts, sipping hot chocolate and summoning evil spirits to do your
bidding. How ever you celebrate the holidays, let Home for the Horror Days
be the perfect backdrop for your merry making.
Also from last year, but worth mentioning again because it's just that good is Sam Haynes' The Gift of Christmas Fear. And the best part? You can get it for as low as $1!
There is no scarier time than Christmas. This album is a orchestral collection of dark horror music for the Horror-days.
celebrate the coming of Krampus with this dark soundtrack album from
award winning producer Sam Haynes. Thrilling and Chilling sounds for the
darkest of winter nights.
From Spirits and Ghosts (Score For A Dark Christmas) is a fresh release from former Nightwish singer Tarja. Dark orchestral tracks with a killer ethereal voice. The kind of songs you'd play in front of the fireplace while telling ghost stories.
While the title
Gothic Christmas may
lead your brain one way, the cover sort of gives a clue that this is a bit
less dark and more fun. It's like a Christmas album imbued with the spirit
(and sounds!) of a vintage Halloween record. Perfect for Creepmas!
Even vampires like to celebrate the Holidays! Count Bachula (666-?) is the
not-so great-great-great...great grand-uncle of the famous composer J.S.
Bach--on the Transylvania side of the family. Count Bachula and his music
have recently been unearthed. William Zeitler traveled to Transylvania to
record the Count performing some of his holiday favorites on the mighty pipe
organ at Castle Bachula, accompanied by the Transylvania Vampire Choir
(directed by Dr. Van Helsing), Quasimodo on bells, and a dread host of
others. This is a Holiday album that is sure to have you and yours howling
for more!
Be sure to click below to see all the Creepmas celebrants!
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