Werewolves in Siberia - The Rising
“Influenced by the minimalist tones of John Carpenter’s early soundtracks and the nightmarish multi-layered compositions of Goblin, Werewolves’ first album, The Rising, paints an audioscape that dares the listener to mentally design creepy narratives of his/her own. This is the music that you will write your film to.”
-Gabriele Zuccarini, ZombieHamster.com
“‘The Rising’ will not inspire you to dance, ‘The Rising’ will inspire you to turn all the lights on and lock all the doors and windows.” -Lucas Klaukien, Paranoid Hitsophrenic
“Seven tracks of low-budget, horror-themed synth rock, sparse metallic beats and arpeggiated laser sounds. You can almost hear the squeak of a VHS player and the heavy panting of an actor sweating it out in a bad monster costume in the background.” -Josh Gross, Boise Weekly
“‘The Rising’ will not inspire you to dance, ‘The Rising’ will inspire you to turn all the lights on and lock all the doors and windows.” -Lucas Klaukien, Paranoid Hitsophrenic
“Seven tracks of low-budget, horror-themed synth rock, sparse metallic beats and arpeggiated laser sounds. You can almost hear the squeak of a VHS player and the heavy panting of an actor sweating it out in a bad monster costume in the background.” -Josh Gross, Boise Weekly
Défago - Call of Darkness
From Spain comes 10 tracks (+5 bonus tracks) of haunting melodies and eerie-synth-soundscapes!
"There is lots to love about Call of Darkness any horror fan who has grown up on a diet of 80s horror and the soundtracks of its ilk will feel right at home here bringing back fond memories from a time long gone." -Mark Pidgeon - UKhorrorscene.com credits