The local goths, punks and emos never feel more alive than during Halloween as the spookiness and thrills become socially acceptable. This doesn’t stop Halloween lovers from being bound to the 31st October. These individuals are able to express their spooky loving identities through fashion and music. There are so many artists and bands that take inspiration from horror and Halloween for singular projects, offering a spot on the seasonal playlist. These songs simulate haunted

“Do you like ICE NINE KILLS?” For many people, this time of the year is all about Christmas. Not so much for the fans of the heavy metal band ICE NINE KILLS, who have brought a touch of Halloween into the last weeks before the New Year. Bringing with them the powerhouses CREEPER and THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA, the last night of the tour, concluded in the iconic OVO Arena Wembley in London, was not short of nostalgia, excitement and a great handful of horror. THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA

CREEPER have done it all; they’ve taken us through stories of shady disappearances and immortal gangs, of fallen angels and prophecies, and hungry, horny vampires in the night. But one thing they’ve never done is a sequel - on Halloween night, that changes. Sanguivore II: Mistress of Death may not be a direct follow-up as the name suggests, but as a spiritual sequel, the themes that permeated Sanguivore course rapidly through the dead veins of this record’s body. Here, the b

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