Miami Kills is the sophomore LP by the genre veteran Action Jackson who brings back his tight production skills and great storytelling on this record.
"The Adventures of Hercules".. Released October 1, 1985, directed by Luigi Cozzi. Music by Pino Donaggio. Runtime 88 minutes.
Blood Music is doing a lot of great things for this guy right now!! Prepare yourselves for utter audio CARNAGE!
Perturbator is back!!
For anyone who is aware of Makeup and vanity set, you will already be familiar with his gift for creating vast and exceptional pieces of music. His experience and obvious affiliation with his sound helps him carve out vivid and beautifully rich sounding tracks and Wilderness is
Thats right folks, you heard it here first. David Hasslehoff just released the official movie theme "True Survivor" for the Kung Fury Movie. Produced by none other than the EPIC Mitch Murder!!! The vocals are NOT to be contested!! The HOFF continues to WIN!
Feast your eyes on this music video trailer by XES. This animated short has us fully excited to see the full product. Watch closely.
Check out the Sunglasses Kid remix of Kap Slap's "Let It All Out" feat. Angelika Vee on Soundcloud. Please don't forget to vote for it on the Wavo website by clicking here > bit.ly/LetItAllOut80s Takes just a few seconds! Lets get this guy
Zombie: The Unearthed OST by SurgeryHead (Featuring GosT)Ooh, I was very excited to get the greenlight on this one. Horror fans, especially old-school gut-munchers like myself, have fond memories of Lucio Fulci’s classic undead flick Zombie. A valued part of my VHS collection as a
Ever watch a movie and think, "What happened to so and so"? Yes? What did happened those people? Well after some time in the bowels of a hospital waiting room I found myself asking the same questions.
Despite coming to this EP with low expectations, having heards hundreds of takes on the whole LA, synth city theme with varying degrees of success, I was pleasantly surprised. The tracks are expertly, expertly produced with slick synths that perfecly coallesce.
Many of John Carpenter’s films have common threads that stitch them gently together. For instance, the majority of the visuals (camerawork, exposures, etc.) create a mood that is not only nightmarishly dark but also thrown into stark, bold contrast. It creates the effect of a
Upon receiving this from our editor and firing it up to listen, I was immediately reminded of a stark and grim horror soundtrack… then surprised to hear the layers begin to take shape. And that was just the beginning for Done With You, a delightfully