Bands / Artists: Various
Years: 2011, 2011, 2006, 2007
Genre: Garage Rock, Electronic, Soundtrack, Experimental, Dark Ambient, Noise-Rock, Drone, Rockabilly, Sound Collage, Goth
My Review:
This one is all about the haunted house scores, although there is a BUNCH of other stuff here. Totally worth having a look.
Black Circle Records
Soundscapes, drones, score elements. This is an album perfected for playing in your haunted house that you REALLY should be making. This was probably my favorite of the creepy soundtracks I found, for how subdued and ominous it proved to be.
Apparently there are like 6 record labels called “Black Circle Records”. This one is located in the UK. I know very little more about them.
Watch out for that second to last track, its very loud harsh noise, whereas the rest of the album is most definitely not that.
Black Circle Records - Halloween in a Haunted World Remix Project
TakeMeToTheMorgue!
A lot of dark and creepy scores, and some really mean grungy techno and metal stuffs in the mix. There are a few tracks that I would cut before using the mix somewhere, but overall, this is a pretty solid addition.
TakeMeToTheMorgue! - This Dark Virus
Oddio Overplay
A good collection of creepy stuff. This one is a great halloween set, with more sound collages and classical sets in the midst of it than the others. Some of it reminds me of playing through Hell in Doom 3. You will probably want to edit some of it out and keep what you like most though.
Oddio Overplay - Calling All Fiends
Silber Sounds of Halloween
I thought it hilarious that one of my favorite tracks from this was from a band named “Planet Cock”. This one is a much wider mix of genres, like the last one. There is some really good garage spooky rock in here to be had, like the track from “Drats!”. Same as the last one though, I would probably go through it and pick out what you really enjoy to keep or use.
Silber Sounds of Halloween
Years: 2011, 2011, 2006, 2007
Genre: Garage Rock, Electronic, Soundtrack, Experimental, Dark Ambient, Noise-Rock, Drone, Rockabilly, Sound Collage, Goth
My Review:
This one is all about the haunted house scores, although there is a BUNCH of other stuff here. Totally worth having a look.
Black Circle Records
Soundscapes, drones, score elements. This is an album perfected for playing in your haunted house that you REALLY should be making. This was probably my favorite of the creepy soundtracks I found, for how subdued and ominous it proved to be.
Apparently there are like 6 record labels called “Black Circle Records”. This one is located in the UK. I know very little more about them.
Watch out for that second to last track, its very loud harsh noise, whereas the rest of the album is most definitely not that.
Black Circle Records - Halloween in a Haunted World Remix Project
TakeMeToTheMorgue!
A lot of dark and creepy scores, and some really mean grungy techno and metal stuffs in the mix. There are a few tracks that I would cut before using the mix somewhere, but overall, this is a pretty solid addition.
TakeMeToTheMorgue! - This Dark Virus
Oddio Overplay
A good collection of creepy stuff. This one is a great halloween set, with more sound collages and classical sets in the midst of it than the others. Some of it reminds me of playing through Hell in Doom 3. You will probably want to edit some of it out and keep what you like most though.
Oddio Overplay - Calling All Fiends
Silber Sounds of Halloween
I thought it hilarious that one of my favorite tracks from this was from a band named “Planet Cock”. This one is a much wider mix of genres, like the last one. There is some really good garage spooky rock in here to be had, like the track from “Drats!”. Same as the last one though, I would probably go through it and pick out what you really enjoy to keep or use.
Silber Sounds of Halloween
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