Samhain and the fires of Devils Night are upon us! And for this years Season of the Pumpkin, here are five newly released/upcoming underground albums for you to bump during Halloween (in no specific order)!

Creeper:  “Sanguivore II: Mistress of Death”

UK’s Creeper sharpen their fangs and their flair, parading through their latest effort ‘Sanguivore II: Mistress Of Death’ with ballroom-sized hooks and cemetery-rattling lyrics. It plays like horror punk  meets The Sisters of Mercy  with a hint of  Italian  Giallo. As if neon synths kiss cathedral organs and the guitars bite down like silvered wolves. The band doubles down on theatrical rituals with call-and-response choruses, 80’s style guitar solos, and midnight-drive macabre, turning every track into a blood-warm séance. Beneath the velvet capes, the production snarls, the bass gnashes, and the drums march like pallbearers sporting flesh made boots. The narratives feel wider-screen too, stitching vampire romance to apocalyptic radio, as if  Anne Rice’s literature horror crashed into a blood-filled neon jukebox. Above all, Creeper aren’t just resurrecting old glories; they’re carving fresh music epitaphs in granite, proof that the grave is a stage and this hellish rock ‘n’ roll opera still has veins to tap. But you won’t be able to listen to it until midnight on Halloween 2025.  Until then, you can check out the latest singles/videos from ‘Sanguivore II: Mistress Of Death’  and  pre-order the album here: https://spinefarm.merchnow.com/collections/creeper

Ouija Macc “Sunken Church”

Ouija Macc’s ‘Sunken Church’ LP  is hip-hop that clanks with chains within a  haunted sermon keeping the wickedness breathing under the floorboards. You can hear the Dark Carnival madness of the  Insane Clown Posse blessing the altar inside Ouija Macc’s rhyme scheme grit!  As Ouija Macc threads street parables through metaphorical occult imagery, making each verse a possession scene where survival and superstition slow-dance. The result is a chapel of echoes where the wicket shit  evolves, as the damned leave with a sense of hope and purpose after bumping ‘Sunken Church’! Fully concluding the 14th month saga Ouija Macc kicked off with 2024’s ‘Darcc Planet’. P.S. Ouija Macc even dropped a prelude EP for ‘Sunken Church’ entitled ‘Tunguska’. 

Slasher Dave “Halloween Atrocities”

Slasher Dave’s latest effort “Halloween Atrocities” prowls like a crumbling feral cassette through midnight alleys. Its tape-warped basslines dripping rust and neon as if siphoned from a condemned arcade. This Halloween season, Slasher Dave pilots a convoy of possessed drum machines and analog sirens, carving butchered synth lullabies into the fog until you swear the the layers of fog are breathing with the spirits of the dead. This is Detroit synth horror macabre — factory-floor dread repurposed into ritual, each kick a rivet, each synth a blood-wet strobe. You can hear the Motor City’s skeletal assembly lines grinding beneath the synth melodies. As each synth note forges massive nostalgic sounds sharp enough to open a moonlit artery.  Above all, ‘Halloween Atrocities’ is his most venomous form. As Slasher Dave blends brilliant 198os horror shimmer inside synthesized hell. While igniting your Halloween soul with a slow, ecstatic panic that lingers like perfume in a killing room!

Razakel ‘Surprise, Sacrifice!’

Within Razakel’s  20th album, ‘Surprise, Sacrifice!’, the underground goddess stitches narratives like a mortician threading a final smile. Lyrically pivoting from chilling nursery rhymes to courtroom confessions with cold-blooded control. The hooks don’t just linger; they stalk, returning in the quiet moments long after the speakers die. It’s horrorcore hip-hop  brilliance sharpened to a sacrificial blade, carving fresh shapes into a genre that thought it had seen every shadow.

Billy Obey “Rhymebook of the Recently Deceased”

Billy Obey’s debut solo effort ‘Rhymebook of the Recently Deceased’ is one hell of a lyrically wicked personal album!  Every track feels like an emotional ritual. As the album lyrically hits like a butcher knife, musically cutting you from ear to ear! Inside this grand debut, Billy Obey dives into his most personal songs to date with his deep, intellectual haunting  wordplay that will grip on your heartstrings for life!  Nuff said!