For eight years now Southern Californian band, The Growlers, have thrown together a massive Halloween festival filled with music, oddities, food and art installations. This year, the band moved the bone-chilling party to the Hollywood Palladium, with surprise guests and an outdoor carnival.

As Halloween approaches, this is the perfect time to look into songs that reveal an eerie message. Backmasking is a recording method where a message is first recorded onto a song backwards, and is then meant to be played forward. Below are some tunes that reveal hair rising and demonic subliminal messages, whether they were intentional or not.

The talented band, hailing from Minnesota, finally returned to Los Angeles and performed at The Echo after Southern Californian fans have been begging for Night Moves to tour the West Coast.

Here is a list of song recommendations curated by the students of CSUN. Follow and add your favorite songs on the Spotify playlist.

Here is a band you need to add to your music rotation. Surfing brings you hazy nostalgic '80s-like songs that will make you reminisce an old summer love driving down a fully neon-lit street at 2 a.m.

The Valley has served as a muse and home to a myriad of musicians throughout the years and continues to foster a flourishing musical community.