This track definitely hits the target on both the “creepy” and “carnivalesque” scales. Composer Randin Graves deserves a giant teddy bear from the midway for getting the atmosphere just right. He’s also cleverly engineered the track so that it both ends well and loops well, a good accomplishment with this piece. However, the shifts in tone and mood take you from the bright lights of the midway and the rides to the dark shadows behind the attractions and perhaps inside the freakshows. While this makes for a great listen and evokes the carnival mood exceedingly well, it also detracts from the track’s usefulness at the table. These variations make it hard to know what kind of scene to score with this piece.

Ask and you shall receive for this one. I would say it is very Pee Wee's Big Adventure-esque to start with the typical Big Top melodies and odd theremin in the background. It then transitions to a very creepy percussion bell sound with the theremin again. The more classic carnival music starts again before the big finish and final slow down of bells again. Not too bad if you have a need for a creep circus vibe.