British one-hit wonder’s pelvic thrust drives us insane.

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British one-hit wonder’s pelvic thrust drives us insane.
The Nightmare on Elm Street film series has not only inspired a ton of great spooky songs, it has also spawned some great soundtrack moments. Nightmare on Elm Street 3 featured the epic Dokken theme "Dream Warriors", Nightmare 4 features the incredible "Are You Ready...
Early Bronx rapper Lovebug Starski gets trapped in the Amityville horror house.
Early goths tell us all about their favorite holiday!
Chicago industrial metal band records English new-wave dance song because why not?
The B-52s were custom built for Halloween music. Their whole vibe is that of a forgotten 50s drive-in movie vaguely about beaches and surf creatures. Plus they have a slew of songs that fit on any Spooky Songs playlist, like “Rock Lobster” and “Devil In My Car”. Plus they have Fred Schneider.
The “Lost Boys” soundtrack is a treasure trove of horror-movie goodness, full of perfect late-80s semi-goth cheese. You have Gerard McMann, Tim Capello, Echo and the Bunnymen covering the Doors with a member of the Doors… and Lou Gramm!
As a kid, and, well, as an adult kid, nothing was more terrifying than “the unknown”… and nothing made it worse than creepy music and ominous voiceovers. And nothing made it 10000x times worse than Robert Stack.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/yg0dTts2yew Peter Tosh was one of The Wailers, Bob Marley's backing band. Only two things scared him, and one is nuclear war. The other is old vampires, exemplified best in his song Vampire. Released in 1988, sadly after his murder during...
https://www.youtube.com/embed/y1Nt91lGPWY This is an 80s metal-head's dream come true. Members of Kiss, Van Halen, Def Leppard, Motley Crue, Alice Cooper, Whitesnake, and friggin' Guy Mann-Dude all come together to sing a Desmond...