Do You Like Horror Film Scores?
Check out these two tracks from the upcoming Candyman and Halloween Kills films
Nia DaCosta's Candyman will be released later this month in theaters on August 27, 2021
The track is titled “Rows and Towers” and scored by NYC-based electronic and avant-garde artist Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe.
“‘Rows and Towers’ serves as one of many portals in the landscape of Candyman,” Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe tells Bloody Disgusting. “The choir of voices is representative of the multiplicity of voices, not only deeply cemented in the folklore of Candyman, but of the characters navigating the space in real time.
The score to Candyman comes out August 27 from Waxwork Records
David Gordon Green's Halloween Kills debuts in theaters October 15, 2021
John Carpenter’s (along with Cody Carpenter and Daniel Davies) score to the second installment of the new Halloween trilogy, Halloween Kills, stays true to the spirit of what made the 1978 original great while bringing it firmly into the present. The music is unmistakably Carpenter: the sinister vintage synth tones, the breath-stealing sense of menace that he conjures with just a few dissonant notes. But with a broader sonic palette, new digital techniques at his disposal, and a deeper sense of musicality, the Halloween Kills score is the work of a master artist who nearly 50 years into his career continues to push his creative limits and find new ways to thrill and terrify his fans.
The score to Halloween Kills is on pre-order from Sacred Bones Records.
What's some of your favorite Horror Film scores?
SOURCE: Bloody-Disgusting | Youtube
Nia DaCosta's Candyman will be released later this month in theaters on August 27, 2021
Click to viewThe track is titled “Rows and Towers” and scored by NYC-based electronic and avant-garde artist Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe.
“‘Rows and Towers’ serves as one of many portals in the landscape of Candyman,” Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe tells Bloody Disgusting. “The choir of voices is representative of the multiplicity of voices, not only deeply cemented in the folklore of Candyman, but of the characters navigating the space in real time.
The score to Candyman comes out August 27 from Waxwork Records
David Gordon Green's Halloween Kills debuts in theaters October 15, 2021
John Carpenter’s (along with Cody Carpenter and Daniel Davies) score to the second installment of the new Halloween trilogy, Halloween Kills, stays true to the spirit of what made the 1978 original great while bringing it firmly into the present. The music is unmistakably Carpenter: the sinister vintage synth tones, the breath-stealing sense of menace that he conjures with just a few dissonant notes. But with a broader sonic palette, new digital techniques at his disposal, and a deeper sense of musicality, the Halloween Kills score is the work of a master artist who nearly 50 years into his career continues to push his creative limits and find new ways to thrill and terrify his fans.
The score to Halloween Kills is on pre-order from Sacred Bones Records.
What's some of your favorite Horror Film scores?
SOURCE: Bloody-Disgusting | Youtube