The Ghost Of Christmas 
The Ghost Of Christmas: Dead Can Dance’s Dionysus
(0)Dead Can Dance returned this year with their best album in 25 years, a haunting and dark oratorio about the god of debauchery. It’s easily one of the best albums of 2018.
The Ghost Of Christmas: Dead Can Dance’s Dionysus
Dead Can Dance returned this year with their best album in 25 years, a haunting and dark oratorio about the god of debauchery. It’s easily one of the best albums of 2018.
The Ghost Of Christmas: The Beach Boys, “The Gong”
The sound of a demon ravaged individual confronting himself amidst a noisy, almost progressive rock accompaniment. It’s an extremely dark journey into a troubled soul…
The Ghost Of Christmas: Sir Christopher Lee Reads Poe’s “The Black Cat”
A literary masterpiece read by one of the great actors of the 20th Century.
The Ghost Of Christmas: Henry James, “The Jolly Corner”
A fantastic radio play interpretation of a classic early 20th century Christmas ghost story.
The Ghost Of Christmas: Pete Shelley, “Sky Yen”
We pay tribute to the late, great Pete Shelley by revisiting a disturbing and dense experimental tape piece from his teenage years before he started his band, the Buzzcocks.
The Ghost Of Christmas: This Mortal Coil, “I Come And Stand At Every Door”
A haunting and thought-provoking antiwar message.
The Ghost Of Christmas: E.B. The Younger, “Used To Be”
The debut single from a new Midlake-related project is an enticingly wistful and poignant song.
The Ghost Of Christmas: Ambrose Bierce, “Moonlit Road”
A spooky radio play from one of American literature’s finest writers.
The Ghost Of Christmas: Pearls Before Swine, “Translucent Carriages”
A haunting walk through the woods from a definitive album released 50 years ago and whose maker sadly passed away this year.
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