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
Come on over and listen to clips and pre-order the new album “Halloween is Here” on hand-numbered limited-edition Ectoplasmic Slime Green or Melting Jack-O-Lantern Orange 10″ vinyl (150 copies each color) and CD (300 copies).
“Halloween Is Here” is a terrifying tribute to all those strange and obscure Halloween albums from the 1950s to the 1980s. It contains twelve spooky stories and monstrous sing-a-longs for your unholy holiday party at the local insane asylum.
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
Here is a musical moving picture presentation of the song “Dream of You” from the new Lonesome Wyatt and the Holy Spooks album, Ghost Ballads. It’s a nightmare tale of romantic terror from beyond the grave.
Thanks to all you brave creatures who have already ordered the album. We are sold out of the Blue/Black and Orange/Black records, but still have a few copies left of the limited-edition Bone color. It is also available on CD, cassette and digital download. Spook on!
Click here to order “Ghost Ballads” >
Your frightened pal,
Lonesome Wyatt
Here is a live video of the song “I Wonder.” Thanks to Jeff and Brett for recording this tearful thing. Spook on.
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.
