Mad Ghoul Radio

No host. No commentary. No survivors. This edition of Mad Ghoul Macabre drops straight into the blood-soaked world of The Evil Dead and Evil Dead II —a full-length mix built from score cues, dialogue fragments, sound design, Deadite chaos, and enough cabin-in-the-woods madness to wake something buried under the floorboards. This is the sound of tape hiss, cellar doors, possessed forests, chainsaws...

Season 03 Episode 14: Exit Wounds & Haunted Signals Episode 14 of Mad Ghoul Radio opens with a little help from friend of the show Dani Filth, then slips into a set built around old obsessions, new curiosities, and the strange machinery that keeps certain sounds alive long after they first crawl into your head. This episode moves through industrial shadows, damaged carnival energy, resurrected...

Episode 13 had to go back to the lake. For this installment of Mad Ghoul Macabre , we’re paying tribute to Friday the 13th the only way that felt right: no host breaks, no commentary, and no safety briefing from the counselors. Just trailers, music, screams, stingers, synths, warnings, bad decisions, and the blood-soaked echo of Camp Crystal Lake. There’s something perfect about making Episode 13...

Episode 12 of Mad Ghoul Radio begins in a dark and familiar place: the fluorescent hum of a nearly empty grocery store, the doors locked, the aisles quiet, and danger somewhere just out of sight. From there, DJ Robb leads another late-night journey through the music that gives him life, pulling together a shadowy mix of deep cuts, downtempo grooves, cult favorites, strange detours, and artists who...

Season 03, Episode 11: Dead Air: Transmission from the Zombie Wasteland The dead are back on the dial. This episode of Mad Ghoul Radio crawls into Zombie Films Part 3 with another Mad Ghoul Macabre Mix , built from the rotting bones of undead cinema, apocalyptic dread, mall panic, graveyard tension, viral rage, black comedy, and late-night soundtrack weirdness. We start in familiar cemetery soil,...

Episode 10 of Season 03 of Mad Ghoul Radio marks the season hitting double digits with an episode built around strange transmissions, damaged memory, underground club energy, industrial grit, and late-night soundtrack atmosphere. Titled “Everything in Its Fright Place,” this episode moves from eerie analog nostalgia into nervous post-punk, coldwave machinery, cinematic synth tension, and the debut...

Season 3, Episode 9 drifts into the dark hallway, where the floorboards complain, the doors close by themselves, and every room feels like it knows something you don’t. This edition of Mad Ghoul Macabre is a long-form haunted house mix built for late-night listening. No chatter. No safety lights. Just a continuous trip through cursed architecture, ghostly rooms, family secrets, and the kind of hou...

Season 03 Episode 08 throws the rulebook out the window and follows instinct instead. No rigid theme. No countdown. No carefully curated lane. Just a late-night stack of records and tracks that felt right together, even when they probably should not. This episode moves through cinematic industrial chaos, avant-garde guitar work, underground post-punk, left-field electronic music, post-rock atmosph...

Episode 7 marks a return to the Macabre format, a continuous mix built to be experienced without interruption. No talking. No breaks. One uninterrupted descent. The focus this time is Italian zombie cinema, a corner of horror that stands apart for its atmosphere, pacing, and sound design. These films lean into mood over logic, letting dread build slowly before pushing into chaos, and the music pla...

Season 03 Episode 06 dives headfirst into the chaos and thrill of Record Store Day 2026, built entirely from what actually made it out of the crates and onto the turntable. This episode captures the full experience, from relying on connections to secure releases to finally digging through what was left and finding unexpected gems. It moves through a wide spectrum of sound without warning, shifting...

This one plays like a signal you intercepted by accident somewhere way past the edge of the map. The whole mix lives in that deep space void where everything feels distant, stripped down, and slightly off. Cold synth lines hum like worn-out ship engines, static cuts in and out like broken comms, and pieces drift by that feel pulled from abandoned stations, dead satellites, and missions that never...

We open the gates with haunting orchestral dread before plunging headfirst into the raw, bleeding underbelly of late-80s and early-90s industrial. From grinding mechanical nightmares and cold psychedelic transmissions to sweaty Detroit club memories and pure electro-industrial rage, the first half of this episode is soaked in rust, static, and danger. Then the fog shifts. We pay tribute to a class...

The basement lights go low and the microphones mostly go quiet for this special Mad Ghoul Macabre edition of Mad Ghoul Radio. Season 03, Episode 03 drifts into darker territory with a continuous mix built for horror fans who live for film scores. This one is dedicated to the sound of the undead. Slow dread. Analog synth pulses. Cold orchestral cues that feel like they’re creeping down an empty str...

Mad Ghoul Radio returns to the basement for Season 03, Episode 02 with a late-night broadcast shaped by grief, vinyl digging, and the electricity of a recent industrial show in the Midwest. After stepping away for a few months, the Ghoul eases back into the ritual with a set that moves from eerie cartoon jazz to neon-lit synth horror, deep soundtrack cuts, and a rediscovered underground 12-inch pu...

Season 3 of Mad Ghoul Radio kicks off on a very personal note. After a long break, I finished recording this episode exactly two months to the day after my sister passed away, using it as a way to start finding my footing again. We'll drift through shadowy club memories, cinematic soundtracks, and a tribute to one of the most important — and underrated — artists my dad first played for me growing...

Episode 4: The Eerie Mix A full hour of unsettling sound and drifting dread. No intro. No chatter. No tracklist. Just a straight dive into the darker corners of the library. Because of some family stuff going on, I wasn’t able to give this episode the usual time and attention in the studio. But I still wanted to put something out for you, so I’m trying something different this week — a pure mix. N...

Episode 29: Freeform From the Chaos The Mad Ghoul is back in the basement after a noisy couple of weeks. Life has been upside down, schedules have been wrecked, and the crates have been calling. So this week there is no theme, no concept, no structure. Just a freeform night built from tracks the Ghoul has not dusted off in far too long. The show opens with a classic cue from the original Nightmare...

Episode 28 - Electronic Body Music (EBM) Prevails..... We crack the night with Aminadav Aloni’s “The Awakening” from the lost 1974 film Once ... Slow build... Candles up... Room on edge... The ritual starts. From there the set follows the bloodstream into EBM and industrial territory. Detroit crate finds slide into Wax Trax lore. City Club memories bubble up with that familiar fog and concrete hea...

The spooky season may be over, but Mad Ghoul Radio isn’t done haunting your speakers. In this episode, I dig into the eerie score of a recent horror sequel, and share news about my guest appearance on the I Like It Spooky podcast. We’re also easing back into regular programming with a mix of new and old records. There’s plenty of horror talk, underground cuts, and even a few memories from Detroit’...

Episode 26: More Songs of the Season Mad Ghoul Radio rolls on with another round of haunted hits, cult trailers, and Halloween deep cuts. From Type O Negative and Oingo Boingo to Bobby “Boris” Pickett and Prefuse 73, it’s a mix built for October nights. Between tracks, I drop in trailers from some of my favorite Halloween-set films like The Barn, Haunt, Hell House LLC, Satan’s Little Helper, and m...

No commentary, no interruptions. Just a straight mix of iconic and deep-cut horror themes. Perfect background for carving pumpkins, handing out candy, or setting the mood for your haunted night. #madghoulradio #thepfpn

The season’s here—dead leaves on the ground, fog on the street, and the turntable glowing in the dark. Episode 24 of Mad Ghoul Radio is all about just a few of the records I pull when October comes creeping in. This week we wander through some of the different corners of October sound—horror punk anthems, shadowy post-punk, gothic whispers, and fuzz-drenched surf riffs that sound like they were cu...

Episode 23 – Sinister Soundscapes October is here, and the season of screams has begun. On this episode, I take you deep into the world of haunted attractions—where sound and music do just as much heavy lifting as the actors and sets. From the gothic scores of Midnight Syndicate and Nox Arcana, to the unsettling chaos of Goblin and the stripped-down menace of John Carpenter, to the underground rea...

The Lost, The Buried, and The Unheard This week on Mad Ghoul Radio , we slip into the shadows of the unreleased and the forgotten. From obscure themes that never saw the light of day to scores lost in studio vaults, tonight’s set is all about the music that almost disappeared. We crack open the story of composers whose work was cut, buried, or tossed aside—Lalo Schifrin’s terrifying vision for The...

Episode 21 – Mad Ghoul Radio The veil is thinning, fiends… Episode 21 eases us into the pre-Halloween season with a slow burn of atmosphere, heavy vibes, and plenty of haunted basement energy. Robb reflects on the weight of real-life horrors versus the ritual of horror films and soundtracks that let us reset, then dives headfirst into spooky season. This episode features a deep spotlight on Night...