Okay, becuase of "Mrs. Millers House" DJ Wally & DJ Willie Ross get the credit for discovering this "terror fabulous" offshoot of instrumental hip-hop, but what do you call it? R.I.P.hop? Bahdum-dum-chaaanngggg!!! [Applause]. Seriously, DJ's Wally & Ross drop some ferocious, bassy, down tempo breaks mixed with cinematic loops and a plethora of creepy and psychedelic sounds to produce one of the finest mixes of original tripped out hip-hop and triphop influenced beats this side of Samhain (and I don't mean the band).

1. Land of the Dead
2. Mrs. Miller
3. The Other Side
4. Old Wounds
5. Something in Those Trees
6. Killing Me With Her Song
7. A Strole Down Sutter Ave
8. Don't Look in the Attic
9. b4 It's to Late
10. evp Broadcast
11. Crossroads
12. Pergatory Blues
13. Fading Fast
14. Close Your Weary Eyes
15. Kane's Alien Trainwreck
16. The Ancient Evil
17. Grim Melody
18. Chained & Shackled
19. Realization
20. The Hands of Time
21. Serated
22. Conformed Dimentia
23. They're Among Us
24. No Way Outtah Here
25. Uneasy
26. What Dreams Are Made of...
27. Restless Slumber
28. Don't Ever Come Back
29. Odd Man Out
30. Unwelcome

You can settle in for a tale of urban horror, but it doesn't really matter if you drop it All Hallows' Eve or not, this album brings the headnod any time of year. Although "Something In Those Trees" may not translate poolside (depending on who your neighbors are), throw on "What Dreams Are Made Of" and you're all good for a little Mojito-thuggin'.

And by the way, that didn't start out as a thinly veiled Beatles reference back there...Wally & Ross? ...it just happened all on its own...spooky...I am the WallyRoss! I digress... There are no Beatles tracks here, but that whole walrus thing of theirs is a bit creepy.

You aint bringin' the scary if "Mrs. Millers House" isn't bumping your Hallow Eve get-down.

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