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When the Quake Remastered was announced and then dropped on consoles this past August 19th, my excitement was palpable. What added to that excitement is the fact that it would include the remastered version of the original soundtrack composed by Trent Reznor. Imagine if Trent synthesized his music in a factory powered by the souls […]
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In 2013, electronica artist Lazerhawk released a horror themed album ‘Skull and Shark’, and it is full of synth bliss that sounds like it would belong in a 80’s slasher movie. In fact, some of the tracks such as “Chinatown” would sound like they belong in a John Carpenter film. Much of the album sounds
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Recently, metal titans Cradle of Filth announced their 13th album Existence is Futile, which will release on October 22nd, and to give us a taste they released a new single called “Crawling King Chaos.” The track is the epitome of what to expect from Cradle of Filth, and is as brutal as they come. Dani
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To further cement Spiral’s place in the Saw franchise timeline, Charlie Clouser returns to provide the score, and it is as grimey and claustrophobic as you would expect from a Saw music score. Throughout the score, the songs provide a combination of quiet aggression, just building you up for the dread to come. And trust
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Twisted Nerve is a psychological horror film that was released in 1968, and was scored by Bernard Herrmann, the same person who scored the original Psycho movie. It’s the theme song of this movie that is the most iconic for good reason. It takes whistling and turns it into a thing of dread. It’s a
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Ice Nine Kills has an attentive love for horror, recreating horror novels and movies through their music. The last horror movie concept album The Silver Scream was a huge hit, so they deciding to release a sequel The Silver Scream 2: Welcome to Horrorwood. To give us a taste, they released a music video for
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Midnight Syndicate have crafted the perfect gothic instrumental album that pays tribute to the classic horror films from yesteryear. Combining their symphonic score, with combination of effects and some vocal work, they take you on a journey to a foreboding castle perched upon the cliffs that looks over the village of Arcacia. Inside, legendary monsters
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The soundtrack to the original 1978 Dawn of the Dead movie was composed by Goblin, who is more known for scoring Dario Argento films. Goblin lended a hand in this one with stock music filling in between their contributions. As a result we got a score that is a combination of dread, whimsical, and downright
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