Bump in the Night

Genre: Horror Punk / Raw 80s Garage Punk

Tempo: 168 BPM (fast, energetic devilock bounce)

Mood: Spooky, chaotic, menacing fun — creepy yet wildly entertaining

Explicit: No

“Bump in the Night” is a high-octane, retro horror punk banger that sounds like it crawled straight out of a 1980s haunted basement. 

With raw garage punk energy, twangy reverb-drenched guitar, and a deep baritone snarl that flips between menacing croon and full-throttle devilish roar, this track barrels forward at breakneck speed. The chorus is an infectious shout-along anthem (“HEY! HEY! Bump in the night!”) that’ll have your whole skull bouncing. 

From creaking floorboards and whispering vents to a flickering lights-out bridge and a completely unhinged, laughter-filled vocal-only outro, this song perfectly captures that heart-pounding feeling when something is definitely in the room with you. 

Equal parts scary, fun, and ridiculously catchy — it’s the ultimate midnight monster anthem for horror punks and anyone who loves their scares with a big evil grin. 

Turn off the lights, crank it up… and try not to look behind you. Goodnight… Good luck… Goodbye… Ha ha ha ha haaaa…