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Horror of the Hexham Heads LP by The Night Monitor

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Horror of the Hexham Heads LP by The Night Monitor
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Category: Vinyl

1971. Hexham, Northumberland. Two young brothers, Colin and Leslie Robson, unearth a pair of mysterious carved stone heads in their family garden. The discovery sparks a series of bizarre events, including poltergeist phenomena, reports of a half-human, half-sheep-like entity seen by neighbours, and a terrifying encounter with a werewolf-like creature recounted by Celtic scholar Dr. Anne Ross.
"A glorious celebration of one of the weirdest supernatural news stories of the 1970s. Genuine spine-tingling electronic chills ... " Bob Fischer (hauntedgeneration.co.uk)
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Christopher G. ★★★★★

The gatefold art alone is worth the price—those carved stone heads look properly eerie under the sleeve’s matte finish. Side A’s haunted folk drones build so slowly that by the time the tape hiss creeps in, I’d forgotten I was spinning vinyl at all.

Riley K. ★★★★★

The pressing is dead silent between tracks, which really lets the eerie atmosphere of the Hexham story breathe. I’ve spun it three times already and the low-end rumble on the B-side still gives me chills.

Elizabeth S. ★★★★★

The sleeve art alone—those two carved stone heads staring out from the garden—sets the tone before the needle even drops. I’ve spun it three times this week and the eerie folk instrumentation on side B still gives me chills. For a pressing tied to a 1971 Northumberland mystery, the packaging feels p

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