The Strange Sound of Cthulhu: Music Inspired by the Writings of H. P. Lovecraft Book

I love Lovecraft and I love music so this sounded like the perfect book to combine the two. Before this I was aware of some songs that were Lovecraftian in tone like Metallica's 'The Thing that Should Not Be' and their 'The Call of the Ktulu'.
The book itself was well-done with the names of the songs, interviews with band members, lyrics and descriptions of the musical style of the song itself. A lot of time, research and love went into this book. I read about a lot of bands that I had never heard of and while some songs didn't exactly match my listening preferences I think I can honestly say that there would be something for everyone in there. I certainly took a tiptoe through the mp3s after reading it.
There is also a glossary at the back and an easy reference list of the bands, their songs and page number.
The spot where the book falls a little short for me is in the descriptions of the music. It is almost impossible to describe music in words so I have to give the author credit for trying but he overused words like crunchy, juicy, meaty and raw. Seriously, I wanted a steak so bad after reading it.
The chapters are headed by the types of music to make looking up a certain musical style easier.
Definitely a must-have for Lovecraft enthusiasts but also just for music-lovers in general.