Rumor has it that the Mothman bass was originally commissioned and played by the Slenderman.
Do not be afraid.

Be very afraid.

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'pears to me that someone is trying to start a Mothman mythos (wink, wink, nudge, nudge).
I've never seen that shot of Elaine Benis before......![]()
Yeah, one prototype version only, but they decided to mothball it.Did they make a chambered version?
'pears to me that someone is trying to start a Mothman mythos (wink, wink, nudge, nudge).
The Horror at Falls Church
Reamplifier
At the Music Store of Madness

Pathetic.
Mothman you don't scare me at al...
AUAAAGAGAUGHHHHAHH!
Brill!
The possibilities are endless…
Beyond the Wall of Bass
The Shadow from the Music Store
The Lurker at the Counter
The Terrible Old Bass
Beyond the Wall of Bass
The Other Basses
The Strange High Bass in the Store
The Dream Quest of Unknown Falls Church
Seriously, the name "Falls Church" actually sounds like one of the made-up places in Lovecraft's literature, even though it's a real place.
BTW, for anyone in the area, there is also a really cool record store next door to Action Music now, and if you're into photography, Dominion Camera is right behind it, an actual camera store like they used to have before digital ruined all the fun.
A small-time music store, a vinyl record store, and a film camera shop all within a hundred yards of each other, and a block from the State Theater...it's like a weird time warp in Falls Church, a Spielberg film version of 1980s Northern Virginia.
Careful, you have to fall asleep sometimeMeh...
Pathetic.
Mothman you don't scare me at al...
AUAAAGAGAUGHHHHAHH!
Seriously, the name "Falls Church" actually sounds like one of the made-up places in Lovecraft's literature, even though it's a real place.
BTW, for anyone in the area, there is also a really cool record store next door to Action Music now, and if you're into photography, Dominion Camera is right behind it, an actual camera store like they used to have before digital ruined all the fun.
A small-time music store, a vinyl record store, and a film camera shop all within a hundred yards of each other, and a block from the State Theater...it's like a weird time warp in Falls Church, a Spielberg film version of 1980s Northern Virginia.
The possibilities are endless…
The Shadow from the Music Store
The Lurker at the Counter
The Terrible Old Bass
Beyond the Wall of Bass
The Other Basses
The Strange High Bass in the Store
The Dream Quest of Unknown Falls Church
I could use it in my fireplace next winter LOL