your halloween playlist is about to get worse . . .
. . . in a good way.
Rising from the slab just in time for Spooky Season this year, "NIGHT AT THE MAUSOLEUM" is a demonic deluge of danceable dirges designed to fill you with dread and delight!
Featuring 16 all new terrifying tunes from everyone's favorite posthumous popstars, THEE GASSED CASKETS, the album is sure to get everyone at your next Halloween party dancing — or running for the door in terror!
It's a fuzzed-out, reverb-soaked rock n’ roll extravaganza with spooky sound effects and killer garage rock and surf-inspired songs that put the FUN back in FUNERAL!
Coming to limited edition POSTMORTEM PURPLE VINYL, CD, streaming, E.V.P., and spirit boxes everywhere this October!
Get it . . . before it GETS YOU!
RELEASE DATE: October 5th, 2026
FORMAT: Vinyl (limited pressing of 300), CD, digital, streaming
FFO: Garage and surf rock | Vintage Halloween novelty records | Spooky sound effects | Independent DIY artists
BEST FIT FOR: Halloween features/playlists | Horror/Halloween blogs | Surf/Garage rock blogs/reviewers | Vinyl collectors
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The private streaming link is for media, press and review purposes only. All others listening to these forbidden tracks ahead of release shall be cursed for a period of no less than 250 years.
home-brewed horrors from the home of rock n' roll
For the past year, Shaun Doniger — St. Paul-based designer, musician, and the sole executor of the collective estates of Thee Gassed Caskets — has carefully overseen the production of “Night at the Mausoleum,” and in so doing has purposefully utilized as many of the incredible resources from around the Twin Cities as possible, including:
- Outta Wax - Expert vinyl pressing and production
- Ecstatic Studios - Audio mastering (by the amazing Ali Jaafar)
- Smart Set Community Printing - All sorts of printed promotional materials
- CrowBar - Host of the upcoming release & listening bash on Oct. 3rd
- …with more to come!
What people are saying:
“AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!”
— Leota Toombs, current whereabouts unknown
“...and they say, if you listen closely on a night like tonight, you can still hear it to this very day!”
— The Old Man from Act I