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From a darkened window, Luna presses her ear to the glass. Beyond it, a quiet suburban street — but something is out there, humming. In 'The Hum at Night,' each episode is a self-contained story about the sounds that shouldn't be there: a low-frequency drone from the woods, a neighbor's rhythmic tapping, a song on the radio that repeats the same wrong lyric. These are tales of acoustic dread, where what you hear is worse than what you see. Luna's voice, a whisper in the dark, guides you through encounters with auditory anomalies — phantom frequencies, missing recordings, and echoes that remember. The register is intimate, suffocating; the silence between words is where the terror lives. There is no escape from a sound that finds you wherever you hide. Press your ear to the glass and listen.#TheHumAtNight #AcousticHorror #SoundHorror #AuditoryDread #NoiseHorror #SuburbanTerror #NeighborhoodStories #PhantomSounds #FrequencyHorror #WhisperPodcast #IntimateHorror #SlowBurnHorror #LunaHorr
Fexingo hosts The Hum at Night — Fexingo Horror, a fiction show with 78 episodes published.
Summer 2021. A dry stretch of pavement outside Millbrook, New York, where the sumac grows thick along the telephone poles. A retired botanist named Everett starts drawing the same plant every evening — first from memory,
On a humid September night in 2013, Luna found herself parked outside the abandoned Holy Redeemer Church on Route 9, a place locals avoided after dark. A friend had dared her to spend an hour inside. What she heard—a slo
October 2023. Pritchard Road runs along the edge of a dried-up reservoir outside Elliston, Ohio. For three weeks, a light has been appearing on the old water tower every night around 2:30 a.m. — a single steady white glo
In the summer of 2003, on a two-lane road outside Muncie, Indiana, a ten-year-old boy named Caleb spent every night at his bedroom window watching a grain silo that shouldn't have been there. His mother thought he was af
Luna recalls a sweltering August night in the town of Meridian when the power failed on Oak Street and a low, pulsing hum rose from the transformer at the end of the block. She and her neighbor Margie stood on the sidewa
In the late autumn of 2021, the old Fisher house on Hawthorne Street in Bakersfield, Ohio, sat empty for years after the family vanished. But the radio in the living room never stopped playing. Luna's neighbor, a retired
In the autumn of 2019, a faulty signal light on a defunct radio tower in the woods behind Collins, Missouri, began blinking red at 2:17 AM every night. Luna's cousin, who lived nearest to the tower, started hearing a low
It was the summer of 2003, a Tuesday just after midnight on Fox Creek Lane, a gravel road that curled behind the old mill outside of Dunmore, Pennsylvania. I was driving home from a shift at the all-night diner when the
In the autumn of 2021, on a dead-end stretch of Maple Street in the town of Crestwood, a woman named Anne discovers a set of concrete stairs in her backyard that lead down to a door she never noticed before. Every night
It began with a single cold pane on the second floor of the abandoned Harlow house on Marigold Lane, in the late autumn of 2019. Luna had been walking home past midnight when she noticed the window was open, just a crack
In the summer of 2019, on a dead-end road outside the small town of Millbrook, a woman named Ellen starts hearing a low hum at night. At first she blames the power lines. But when she begins recording it, the sound revea
In late October of 2022, a retired acoustics engineer named Arthur Pendelton began camping on Juniper Hill Road in Barstow, Vermont. He told neighbors he was measuring sound levels for a noise complaint, but his equipmen
In the summer of 2008, on a gravel road in central Pennsylvania, a payphone rang every night at 2:17 AM. No one used it—the line was disconnected in 1995. But for three weeks, someone answered. And the voice on the other
In the autumn of 2019, I was house-sitting for a retired couple on Helmsley Road in Grandville, a small town where every house has a story and every story has a locked door. The owners told me to never open the attic. Th
Luna recalls the summer of 2017, when a childhood friend named Cassie returned to their small Illinois town changed — hollowed out by something she found in a house at the end of a dead-end road. Cassie would only say sh
Late June 2022, a hot still night on Kress Road outside Gladstone. A woman named Irene Benoit calls Luna about a sound in her back field—not an animal, not machinery, but a rhythmic click coming from a rusted switchbox t
In the winter of 2019, on the back road past the old Catholic cemetery in East Canaan, there was a bell that never stopped ringing. Not a church bell — a handbell, small and silver, left on a fencepost where the asphalt
It starts as a sound you almost don't hear—a low vibration in the dark, like a refrigerator running too deep. On Maple Street, in the town of Ashford, it's been there for as long as anyone remembers. But no one talks abo
It was the fall of 2002, just after midnight on a Tuesday. I was parked at the end of a gravel lane outside of Willoughby, Ohio, watching a house that had been empty for seventeen years. The Decker place — three stories
July 2022, two a.m. on Gifford Street in Millbrook, New York. Luna finds herself at the edge of a neighbor's driveway, watching their attic window pulse with a low orange glow — no fire, no bulb, just heat rising through
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