Multiple browser-filled images?

I'm stumped. Can Muse create a site such as this one? http://grindspaces.com/
I'm trying to create something similar with a bkg. image on each anchored section within a single page website like the above. How do they get multiple, separate images to browser fill like that? So far I've been playing with Muse to attempt such an effect but to no avail.
Thanks!

Thanks for the help.
So if I understand correctly, you're saying create one large image in Photoshop by vertically attaching all of those images to each other and save it in one single document? I considered that would possibly be one way, but wouldn't that make for an extremely large file to load? Even when optimized as such?
Also, If that is what you are instructing to do, I'm not seeing how the TomokEnergy site was built that way. The site doesn't seem to have been built with one large PS image, but rather several sitting on top of each other such as the GrindSpace.com site I referenced above. I'm seeing http://www.tomokenergy.com/images/image1.jpg and http://www.tomokenergy.com/images/image2.jpg for example as single elements.
What am I not getting?

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