As we chug deeper into fall, the sunrise comes later each day, and the sundown comes earlier. The thermometer readings are on a steady decline, and there's a pronounced chill in the rain.Somehow those sunny songs of summer just aren't cutting it anymore.But an awesome thing about music is there are songs for every mood, every atmosphere and every season.So this week on "How We Heard It," your hosts bring attention to songs that you might have put out of your mind months ago but should bring back to the forefront.Maybe you need something for Halloween, creepy and maybe festive or maybe menacing. Or something darker for when we make that long march through November and eventually come face to face with another winter.Wayne being Wayne, he suggests songs and albums with ill-fated victims (because who doesn't want death tolls with their music?), while all the guys recommend music that's a little more introspective and quiet, if not grim.Whether you prefer rock horror, goth malaise or emo blues, they've got you covered. And there might also be a smattering of scares lurking within the gloom.You can't avoid it, so you might as well embrace it.