Wyatt calls Halloween Is Here a “tribute to all those strange and obscure Halloween albums from the 1950s to the 1980s,” but that’s kind of like saying that Ed Gein’s work was a tribute to house wares and home décor.
Wyatt calls Halloween Is Here a “tribute to all those strange and obscure Halloween albums from the 1950s to the 1980s,” but that’s kind of like saying that Ed Gein’s work was a tribute to house wares and home décor.
Well, there are sounds beyond our range of hearing and sights beyond our range of seeing, so who knows what we’re missing? Maybe we’re surrounded by horrible monsters and dead people. I sure hope so.
Today is the official release date for “Halloween is Here.” We’re all sold out of the vinyl, but you can still get your claws on the limited-edition CD or digital download. Thanks again to you creeps who pre-ordered. All the little terrors have been shipped and should be stinking up your mailbox real soon.
Spook on,
Lonesome Wyatt