I have not seen Oz Perkins' "The Blackcoat's Daughter" yet, though i understand it's a creepy and dread-fueled little slow burn of a horror movie, so maybe i can remedy that this weekend (VOD!). But i have sampled the soundtrack from the film, composed by the filmmaker's brother Elvis Perkins, and it's a haunting mix of spooky Americana, folk, jazz, and ominous drone. And you can get it today from
Mondo in an edition of 666 copies. Listen to "In the Garden" below.
