Halloween Mashups Vol 1. on all streaming sites!
Dr. Snik’s Halloween Mashups Vol 1. is available on all streaming platforms! Check out the groovy single Witches Coven Party Mashup Blues and 9 other spooky sound effect collages arranged by Dr. Snik!
https://drsnik.bandcamp.com/album/halloween-mashups-vol-1
https://open.spotify.com/album/63LDpsF6fMJg6nhp9WylE2
https://music.apple.com/us/album/halloween-mashups-vol-1/1711430003
https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_lwMJ3oUiaMjP8WmEJipNtpmlUhjY1SPK8
https://www.amazon.com/music/player/albums/B0CKWHM4LR
Nightmare Concert – Grab it for $1 this weekend only
Nightmare Concert is a collection of the best Darkwave & Electro Goth tracks by Sam Haynes and Gary Bennett. If you love Sisters of Mercy, early Ministry and gothic music you should definitely check out this sinister synth compilation – recently featured on BBC radio.
You can download the full album on Bandcamp for just $1 this weekend or stream the new album on Spotify, along with over 200 classic Halloween tracks spanning multiple genres… This is dark, scary electronica not for the faint hearted!
Bandcamp : https://samhaynes1.bandcamp.com/album/halloween-2023-nightmare-concert
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0u9k9HOOqbtaX980kkmgm1?si=8W9g-gwWTSK9T-X1f0jEGw
David Slade’s “Dark Harvest”, based on the Norm Partridge Novel, Now Streaming!
Many years ago I picked up a first edition copy of Norman Partridge’s soon-to-be-award-winning novel “Dark Harvest” (Cemetery Dance Publications, 2006) because (a) it looked like a fun/horrific story set on Halloween and (b) this particular edition used one of the first fonts I ever designed (Cenobyte). I read and absolutely loved the tragic tale of the October Boy…
…so imagine my surprise last night when I stumbled upon director David Slade’s (30 Days of Night, Hard Candy) new film based on the novel, now streaming on VOD!
While it’s been over 10 years since I read the novel, the movie felt pretty faithful to the source (I get why they changed “October Boy” to “Sawtooth Jack” – scarier!). The movie moves swiftly to tell its tale and is beautifully shot, the creature design is impressively horrific and some of the kill scenes were just jaw-dropping. I really enjoyed the film and can’t wait to add a hard copy to my collection, although no release date has been set that I could find.
Check it out wherever you watch your VOD and enjoy this wicked Halloween treat!
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