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Ever since the album Hammer of the Witches, Cradle of Filth has been knocking it out of the park musical wise, and they continue that trend with their 13th album Existence is Futile. It is a concept album of sorts that deals with the topic of existential dread. The fact they released this as the […]
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Swedish metal band Ghost presents a song they crafted specifically for the Halloween Kills movie called Hunter’s Moon. The lyrics fit the theme of the movie, and seem to be speaking from the perspective of Michael Myers. The video itself shows visuals of a family experiencing the mental effects of dealing being constantly under the
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Gothminister is a gothic/industrial band with a love for horror, and it is something noticed on their 5th album Utopia that was released in 2013. It is a concept album from the lead singer’s prospective of a man who is unable to distinguish what is real and what is fiction. He is being driven crazy
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Vildhjarta (pronounced vild-hyar-tah) is a Swedish extreme metal band. They recently announced an upcoming album release in October titled “Masstaden under vatten” which will be their first release in almost 10 years, and it clocks in at a whopping 80 minutes. Their music is very dark and oppressive, with an overwhelming atmosphere of terror and
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Dead Silence is a gothic horror tale, so it needed a score to match. Charlie Clouser managed to compose something that both has gothic vibes as well as being as emanating terror with each track. A majority of the tracks contained in this soundtrack will leave you wanting to keep a light on. It will
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The soundtrack to Under the Skin is a very otherworldly and foreboding piece. Crafted masterfully by Mica Levi, the sounds within will unnerve you to the core. It’s the use of the screeching string work that helps make this soundscape as unsettling as it is. The movie was alien, so it needed a score to
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Atmospheric and chilling, the soundtrack for The Fog is pretty high up there as one of his best works. I actually enjoy this soundtrack a lot, and it’s one of my favorite works of his. It starts with spoken word intro before the intense piano chords kick in with the Theme of The Fog. You
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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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