Hallowscream 3: Planetary Run (CD)

Release Date: 10/06/23

The rockin songs are exhumed from the spine-chilling years 1952 to 1963, and included are two unissued songs from the legendary Rayburn Anthony.

The album's twenty-eight titles look at intergalactic travel and creatures from another world. The celestial assortment of rockin' songs is about; Flyin' Saucer Boogie, Rockin' On
The Moon, Satellite Love, and Astronauts.
The interplanetary rockers are sourced from the genres of Rhythm & Blues, Rockabilly, and Rock 'n' Roll music, and we include several lesser-known recordings within the album. The songs are definitive titles from 1953 through to 1963, and the album additionally includes
two unissued songs from the legendary Rayburn Anthony. The album is blasted into orbit with the assistance of Eddie Cletro and His Round Up Boys, who sing about the Flyin' Saucer Boogie with the delightful lyric 'It's just imagination, but I saw them just the same.'
The album stays in orbit with; Billy Hogan and The Twilighters, Shake It Over Sputnik, Bill Riley, Rockin' On The Moon, Georgia Jim, Flyin' Saucer Baby, Buck Trail, Knocked Out Joint On Mars, and The Busters pay tribute to the people or is it monsters piloting the spaceships with their nifty title Astronauts.

The Planetary Run disc is housed in an attractively designed cardboard sleeve, specially designed to avoid the use of plastic and be environmentally friendly. The album has a stunning design by artist Henrique San, sleeve notes from compiled Dee Jay Mark Armstrong, and songs mastered for the best possible sound by our mastering
team at our El Paso, Texas, Studio. Atomicat Records endeavors to use some lesser-known and for some, perhaps more obscure titles and adds something unexpected to every
album. The album is ideal for Dee Jays to fill the dance floor with, and for home listening or while cruising around and scaring the neighborhood. You are listening to music from the past and preserving the future! Atomicat Records 'Often imitated, never duplicated.' All that remains is to say, 'Crank up the volume and dig these musical gems.'