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Scariest and Creepiest Songs

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With the Halloween season upon us thought that it would be a good time to compile a list of some of the Scariest, Creepiest, Weirdest, and Freakiest songs that you can think of.

 

I'll kick things off with one of my all time favorites before I'll undoubtedly obsess and list many more, but before I do I'll chill and give others a chance to play along and list theirs...

 

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Duh..."The Monster Mash". :woot:

 

For anyone who's seen Silence Of The Lambs, this one should pretty easily qualify as "creepy".

 

Q Lazzarus - Goodbye Horses

 

Speaking of Silence Of The Lambs...there's this song too, which is a pretty direct reference to the movie. There's some language in the lyrics, so be aware.

 

The Greenskeepers - Lotion

 

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DM Stith - Just Once

 

 

This is interesting. I've never heard of this guy. Upon first listen his vocal tone sorta reminds me of Patrick Watson. I'm intrigued to dig deeper.

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Fever Ray - I'm Not Done

 

 

Trippy...another new one one me. Quick research is initially confusing me but it looks like this Swedish chick is associated with projects under various names. Need to dig deeper there as well. Love being introduced to obscure stuff. :thumb:

Trippy...another new one one me. Quick research is initially confusing me but it looks like this Swedish chick is associated with projects under various names. Need to dig deeper there as well. Love being introduced to obscure stuff. :thumb:

 

Yep. Karin Andersson released a solo album under the recording name Fever Ray, but she is also a part of the experimental Swedish band The Knife whose song "

" was pretty famously covered acoustically by Jose Gonzalez - Gonzalez's version was fairly notable for its featured use in a Sony Bravia commercial.

 

 

(And yes, that's for real. They actually released a quarter-million bouncy balls down the hills of San Francisco.)

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