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The spooky season switch is stuck on and we’re thrilled about it. We kick things off by trading horror deep cuts—from the Ed Gein dramatization that threads into Psycho and Texas Chainsaw Massacre to the Terrifier series that’s resurrecting old-school shock. Then we jump to the music that thrives in October: Ice Nine Kills bending cinema into metal theater, and a Joker-flavored single that proves spectacle only lands when the band is laser-tight.

From there, we detour through real-life concert chaos: the venues you can’t escape, the shuttles that never show, and why a perfect set can still crack under a four-hour parking lot gridlock. Balance that with the joy of pop done right. Dua Lipa reminds us that smart electronic production, arrangement discipline, and undeniable hooks can teach any rock band new tricks. And speaking of heavy, Rob Zombie’s latest track pulls industrial metal back to the front line with piston-driven drums and a zero-wink lyric sheet that hits like a steel press.

We also pull the curtain on our own process. Our band, The Silver Echo, just released a new performance video—shot remotely from two studios, cut with multicam edits, and graded to a throwback palette that fits the song’s classic rock bones. We talk framing yourself without a camera op, relearning parts, and building a template for more videos so an album can breathe like a series of singles. The bigger theme threads through everything: make work that feels human, sharpen the craft, and keep showing up until the songs find their people.

If you dig horror culture, heavy riffs, and honest DIY creativity, hit play, subscribe, and share with a friend who needs new music. Drop a comment with your favorite Halloween watch and the worst venue exit you’ve ever survived. We read them all and it helps more than you know.

Learn more about The Silver Echo at thesilverecho.com