To me this album was a great transition point for Siouxsie and the Banshees. With the departure of two memembers the Banshees used this stripped down opportunity to expolre and create a moody, atmospheric record that took them beyond their punk beginnings to explore a more experimental approach. There's not a bad song on this record and it paved the way for some of their best work. Stand out tracks are "Red Light", "Happy House" and "Desert Kisses". Amazing record!

John Carpenter and cohort Alan Howarth have consistintly created some truly creepy moments in music and film over the last 20 or 25 something odd years. Their soundtrack to Halloween Three "Season of the Witch" is an excellent example of them creating some unsettling moments with use of analouge or primitive synths and electronics. The funny/creepy "Halloween Montage" with Tommy Wallace as announcer on the track is worth the disc alone!