Pentagram Home Video

UK synth artist Pentagram Home Video is back this week with a new album, a sequel, "Walpurgisnacht II."  An imaginary film score of sorts, described by the artist as, "a soundtrack to a night when the barriers between our world and The Parallel Realm are down."  The album is full of drones and tones, eerie sounds of a dark night.  Listen to the title track below and snag the cassette here.

Pentagram Home Video

Aside from the stellar and beautiful soundtrack albums released by Mondo/Death Waltz throughout the year, the label also releases killer original works by artists inspired by all of these wonderful film scores.  The label's latest comes from Pentagram Home Video, whose "Who's Out There?" LP feels like it could have perfectly scored any number of 80's direct-to-video-nasty releases, all spooky atmospherics and pulsing synths.  Listen to icy album opener "Vision 1 The Coast" below and get the record here.

Pentagram Home Video

At times i'm like a skipping record, but i sure do love synthesizer-laden horror movie score homages.  The new album "Slumber," from London's excellently named Pentagram Home Video is no exception.  Groove to the darkness of "We still can come out of this as heroes" extended version below and get the album here.