Wake-up calls
	Incubus deliver their Morning View. by SEAN RICHARDSON

Contradictory Cobain Charles R. Cross's life of Kurt. by CARLY CARIOLI

Sight and sound The music and visual art of Yoko Ono. by TED DROZDOWSKI

Local Anesthesia: On a honeymoon The Kramdens score (in more ways than one). by BOB GULLA

It's Halloween, and so prime concert time for the hard, the heavy, the spooky, the theatrical, and the melancholy. First and foremost, it's the high holy day for the costumed and the face-painted. As punk-rock teenagers from Mars, the Misfits have stretched their legacy of brutality well into middle age. The seminal horror-punks' 25th-anniversary tour includes one founding member plus Marky Ramone and former Black Flag maniacs Robo and Dez Cadena. The band finish up a two-night stand tonight (Thursday, October 25) at the Middle East (617-864-EAST) in Cambridge, then head to Toad's Place (203-624-8623) in New Haven on Friday and to Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel (401-272-5876) in Providence on Sunday.

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