Happy music is not interesting to me, there must be a darkness.
Happy music is not interesting to me, there must be a darkness.
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.
Black Gate: What was the last good book you read?
Lonesome Wyatt: The last two books I read were The Mammoth Book of Frankenstein and Farewell, My Lovely and they were both very enjoyable.
We discuss with Wyatt his latest musical ventures, his novel and upcoming Halloween plans
It is with great honor and pride that I am able to present to you my chat with the creator of “strange, sad music from a time that never was”, the one and only LONESOME WYATT of Those Poor Bastards and Lonesome Wyatt and The Holy Spooks. Mercy!
There is a Those Poor Bastards’ interview/article about “Behold The Abyss,” and “The Terrible Tale of Edgar Switchblade,” in the November issue of Rue Morgue Magazine.
What oozed out is baroque, gory, and gloriously weird.
You can listen to an interview with your poor friend Lonesome Wyatt on Outlaw Radio Chicago episode 101 right here: http://www.savingcountrymusic.com/outlaw-radio
We also have an unreleased song called “The Minister’s Doom,” on the Outlaw Radio Compilation CD which is available on the same page. Take a look at the track listing etc. right here: http://www.savingcountrymusic.com/outlaw-compilation-track-list-cover
your pal,
Lonesome Wyatt
There’s another interview with rotten soul Lonesome Wyatt and a review of “The Plague,” in the current issue of Rue Morgue Magazine. It’s issue 79 and comes out June 1st.
Take a listen to this pitiful interview with Lonesome Wyatt on the podcast Rue Morgue Radio.