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Premiere: Listen To Kyle Dixon And Michael Stein’s ‘A Long Way To Go’ For ‘Butterfly’ | Vehlinggo

The approach that Dixon and Stein take with their work on Butterfly underscores a shift for them: it sounds far different from their Stranger Things work. (Aaron’s Note: If anything, it’s more Cliff Martinez or Johnny Jewel than John Carpenter, but I’ll let them describe the shift.) – Vehlinggo

Premiering today on Vehlinggo is the track, “A Long Way To Go” by Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein for the forthcoming Butterfly – Original Series Soundtrack! The Primetime EMMY-winning and GRAMMY-nominated composer duo are known for their scores to the hit Netflix series “Stranger Things” and the Darren Aronofsky-produced Spheres VR film. The album releases March 22 digitally worldwide on Lakeshore Records, but you can listen to the track only at Vehlinggo now.

Pre-order The Album: [iTunes]

RELATED: Listen To “Butterfly” By Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein

ITV and Hulu present BUTTERFLY, now streaming on Hulu.

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Rolling Stone: Daniel Davies’ Debut Solo Album Is Otherworldly

With a pedigree that includes being the son of a Kink and working with one of horror movies’ greatest composers, Davies has made a chilling soundtrack of his own – Rolling Stone

If you have yet to dive into Daniel Davies’ new solo album, Events Score, then have a listen to “Shadows Alive” now at Rolling Stone!  Reviewer Kory Grow says, “the LP’s first single, begins with an eerie, brittle repeated phrase that owes a debt to the Halloween theme and Mike Oldfield’s “Tubular Bells” (the theme from The Exorcist) and it gradually expands into a lush, ominous work of its own. It’s beautiful in its otherworldliness..”  

Read up on the review and be sure to add Daniel’s album to your horror playlist.

Soundtrack Available Now: [Download/Listen]

Where To See Alice Lowe’s ‘Prevenge’ Horror Film (Score By Toydrum) + Pregnant Women Get Free Tickets In NYC! | UPROXX

Are you simply dying to see Alice Lowe’s killer fetus slasher flick, Prevenge?  While the film opens on March 24 in select New York and Los Angeles theaters, folks not in those cities can stream the film on “the Netflix of horror” platform, Shudder.  And, if you happen to know someone in the family who is pregnant, she can get a free ticket to see the movie in New York City!  Get details at UPROXX.

 

“From the appreciably fast-paced editorial approach and Lowe’s powerhouse lead performance to a fantastic musical score (by Toydrum) and enough compelling subtext to fill three genre flicks, there’s enough intelligence and dark wit on display here to call Prevenge the best horror film of its sort since Mary Harron’s wonderfully twisted American Psycho”  – Scott Weinberg, Nerdist

 

Soundtrack Available Now: [Download][Stream]

Grab the UK/EU release now via Invada Records.  

The film opens in select NY/LA theaters on March 24.  Get a sneak peek of the film on Thursday, March 16 at Cinefamily in Los Angeles (RSVP here).  PREVENGE is now playing in UK theaters (get tickets).


 

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Join The Resistance! ‘The Rise Of The Synths’ Needs You

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Lakeshore Records is thrilled to announce our partnership with THE RISE OF THE SYNTHS. We will be releasing a special companion album in support of the film!

The Rise of the Synths is an awesome feature documentary directed by Iván Castell and produced by Javier Moreno with an amazing team from Spain. The film is the definitive documentary about synthwave and ’80s retro and electronic music.

The filmmakers have just launched a campaign with some awesome rewards at IndieGogo. Check out their campaign here.

Lakeshore will be releasing a Rise of the Synths compilation album featuring many of your favorite synthwave artists. Through the month of November we will be announcing the bands who will be appearing on the companion album… Stay tuned for more info!

 

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EXCLUSIVE! OGRE & Dallas Campbell Talk ‘Night Of The Living Dead’ Rescore And Synths! | Bandcamp

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The duo’s re-score to Night of the Living Dead perfectly captures the film’s threatening mood while still working as a chillingly effective stand-alone album. We talked with the duo about how they created the score, and the synths they used in the process. – J. Edward Keyes, Bandcamp Daily

 

Night Of The Living Dead (Original Motion Picture Rescore) is out now exclusively on Bandcamp via Lakeshore Records!  Listen/download the album here.  Bandcamp talks to OGRE and Dallas Campbell about their collaboration on this rescore album and the synths they use — eye candy alert!  Read the full exclusive interview now at Bandcamp Daily.  Stay tuned for more on this music project!

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