This episode dives deep into horror soundtracks, cosmic grooves, and rare vinyl gems pulled straight from the crypt. You’ll hear selections from cult classics, European obscurities, and analog-fueled nightmares—some available on Spotify, others pulled from dusty crates that never hit digital.

Highlights include a slice from one of the most iconic Italian horror scores of all time, an unearthed synth jam from a criminally overlooked EP, and a chilling closer that marks the birthday of a true legend.

Whether you're in the mood to drift, haunt, or collapse into sonic madness—this one delivers.

Vinyl heads and horror freaks, this one’s for you.

This one’s for all the moms… and all the maniacs.

We kick off with a cult horror classic, spiral into obscure electronic grooves, unearth dusty library tracks, and crash into breakbeats, analog dread, and industrial paranoia. Some tracks are rare. Some are legendary. All of them belong in the dark corners of your mind.

Plus: a tribute to Bowie, a nod to Wax Trax!, and a reminder that Mad Ghoul Radio was never just about horror—it's about sound that sticks to your ribs.

Turn it up. Stay strange!

Mad Ghoul Radio – Season 2, Episode 2

We’re back with another eerie audio descent—packed with haunted soundtrack gems, fuzzed-out surf riffs, creeping dubstep, and dark electronic deep cuts. From cult icons to underground legends, this mix stays locked into the shadows.

We even close things out with a 20-year-old gem from Nine Inch Nails that still slaps like it’s brand new.

Horror never sounded this smooth. Turn off the lights. Press play. Stay haunted.

Mad Ghoul Radio is back with Season 2 — and we’re hitting the ground running. This episode features a mix of eerie beats, horror score classics, and deep cuts you won’t want to miss.

We kick things off with a shot-on-video splatter gem and move through hypnotic electronic grooves, rare BBC sessions, haunting horror soundtracks, and dark club anthems. Plus, we close it out with a brand new piece from Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross' latest score for The Gorge.

Old school, new school, all killer — no filler.

Turn it up. Stay haunted.