HORROR MONTH #27: Opus Eponymous, by Ghost (2010)
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Metal is a genre of outsiders, so if mainstream society shows they're afraid of the devil, scaring them by singing about loving the devil becomes a pretty metal thing to do.
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October 2016: HORROR MONTH
A lot of people think that horror just isn't for them. It's an understandable feeling since a lot of the most visible horror media is fairly homogeneous, and if you don't like that kind of stuff then it's easy to think you won't like any horror at all. But the truth is, horror is a wide range of different things. The following culture recommendations are designed to show just how many forms horror can take. Hopefully, you'll find at least one thing you'll love.
HORROR MONTH #18: NO LOVE DEEP WEB, by Death Grips (2012)
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Sometimes the world is just awful. There are enough cruel people that you don't need ghosts or witches to make existence horrifying, you just need to run into the wrong person. And in the world of hip hop, that person is MC Ride of Death Grips.
Read MoreHORROR MONTH #10: Walk Among Us, by Misfits (1982)
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They played fast, driving songs with lyrics ripped from schlocky B-grade horror flicks, and they dressed like gothic greasers with their hair all slicked forward to a point (a style called 'the devilock' that thankfully never caught on). This was Misfits, and they are the originators of horror punk.
Read MoreHORROR MONTH #2: Creep On Creepin' On, by Timber Timbre (2011)
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We've all met one of those guys who seems to have a problem with women. The guy who talks about women like they're a completely different species, unable to relate to them as human beings but instead as things to be desired.
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