Halloween is right around the corner which means it’s time to pull out the jack-o-lanterns, scary movies, and most importantly, an eerie soundtrack. We’ve got the best creepy, haunting and downright weird songs to accompany all your Halloween festivities, whatever they may be!

  • “Girl Anachronism” by The Dresden Dolls
    “This is perhaps one of the most bizarre songs I’ve ever heard in my life…but an awesome kind of bizarre.” – Sammy

  • “Creep” by Radiohead
    “I went for the over-kill literal choice here.  However, there is something a little eerie and beautifully melancholy about this song.”- Amanda

  • “Sticks and Stones” by The Pierces
    “The Pierces are known for being a bit on the weird side and “Sticks and Stones” doesn’t prove wrong. It’s got vampire-esque lyrics, a witch-like chant and a ridiculously creeptastic music video. It’s the perfect song to get pumped for Halloween!” – Bri

  • “Be Calm” by fun
    “From the violins to the changing tempo, this song just feels like you’re part of some weird circus act, but it works so perfectly and it is a fantastic song.” – Becky

  • “Black Man” by The Rubberbandits
    “This Ireland group wears plastic bags on their faces, but if that’s not odd enough for you, they decided to make a song about needing a black man in their gang. Before you go getting all offended, give it a listen. This song is funny, creepy, odd, weird, and every other adjective you can think of.” – Nicole

  • “Mad World” by Gary Jules
    “Gary Jules’ cover of “Mad World” (originally by Tears for Fears) is a classic. His vocals give me goosebumps.” – Danielle

  • “Some Nights – Intro” by fun
    “This song is weird and creepy, but entertaining. I’m not sure if anyone has actually heard it, but it makes me want to listen to it again. I still have no idea what it’s actually about.” – Megan
  • “Pagan Poetry” by Bjork
    “How does Bjork even exist? So weird and talented and awesome.” – Michael
What songs are on your Halloween soundtrack? Drop us a comment and let us know what we missed!

Photo Credit: Jessie Palmer. Photo used under Creative Commons license.

Author