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.
Terrible Tale is fucked up, but in a fun, EC-Comics-turned-up-to-eleven kind of way.
“The Holy Spooks focuses more on isolation and feelings of nostalgia, loss and fear.” –Lonesome Wyatt
We discuss with Wyatt his latest musical ventures, his novel and upcoming Halloween plans
My god do I love this album. It is everything a dark-stuff loving weirdo like me could ever hope for. It is a complete embrace of everything spooky and ghostly and murderous and haunted.
There is an uneasy tension throughout the record as if there is no hope in hell of the stars aligning for these two to be together. Sad and bitter music.
