FEATURE: Ghost Cult’s Deeper Cuts – Ten Tracks to Add to Your Halloween Playlist


It’s the best time of the year, Halloween week, and spooky season! It’s not a phase mother, it’s a lifestyle if you do it right. Whatever your traditions at this time of the year may be, the right music can set the perfect mood. At Ghost Cult HQ, we celebrate the Devil’s Night or Samhain all year round, but in honor of the best night of the year round, but here are 10 deep cuts for your slaylist and staylist! Continue reading


CLASSIC ALBUMS REVISITED: Black Sabbath’s Genre Defining Debut Turns 50


Black Sabbath in 1970, photo by Warner Brothers Records

On the sleeve: a grainy picture of a woman dressed in black. A stagnant pond. A creepy looking mill house. 

And two words. Black Sabbath

On the record: Rain. Thunder. A tolling bell. Those three notes. That voice.

And just like that, in February of 1970 – appropriately enough on the 13th – the face of music was changed forever.

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ALBUM REVIEW: Karyn Crisis’ Gospel of the Witches – Covenant



What is a witch? What is her purpose? And more importantly, what makes her a witch? These
are the very questions Karyn Crisis (Crisis) has spent many years trying to answer during her spiritual journey and work as a psychic medium. Blessed with the gift of clairvoyance, Karyn, has always felt connected to the spiritual world. But it was when while working in Tuscany; she first saw the appearance of Aradia, an ancient witch who had taught her about healing, the witches of Tuscany, and the medicine women throughout rural Italy. It was at that moment that Karyn learned about her past life and lineage as a healer and began her journey to uncover the truth about Italy’s witches. It was also the moment that inspired Karyn to get back into music and form Gospel of the Witches. Today, they share that journey with us on their sophomore album, Covenant (Aural Music).
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