As to whether or not Paul Sabu’s music for the 1985 Krishna Shah horror film Hard Rock Zombies is actually hard rock is something that’s up for debate. Given that Sabu’s vocal stylings veer closely to those of Sammy Hagar’s, and that the very pop – though still hard rock – track, “I Can’t Drive … Continued
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As to whether or not Paul Sabu’s music for the 1985 Krishna Shah horror film Hard Rock Zombies is actually hard rock is something that’s up for debate. Given that Sabu’s vocal stylings veer closely to those of Sammy Hagar’s, and that the very pop – though still hard rock – track, “I Can’t Drive … Continued
Source: www.starburstmagazine.com/reviews/hard-rock-zombies-ost
Heavy metal horror was such a short-lived phenomenon in the early ‘80s, one can barely call it a movement in horror cinema. The actual metal-themed horror flicks – ones with a band bringing evil to a town – can be counted on one hand, but to their loyal legions of fans, they’re heads and shoulders above the standard fare of the day.
Read the full review at Starburst Magazine. Published 10/16/16
After several years of being a Bandcamp-only release, Repeated Viewing’s Frozen Existencefinds its way to physical release via Lunaris Records. Given that this was one of Alan Sinclair’s first releases as Repeated Viewing, it’s a lot more derivative than his more recent work, but as the score for a Lucio Fulci-esque supernatural gorefest, it certainly works well. Most of Frozen Existence is pretty much atmospherics which really didn’t grab this reviewer too much, but the opening and closing cuts are full on Fabio Frizzi Italo bangers.
Read the full review at Starburst Magazine. Published on 9/20/16
Because Kevin Tenney‘s Night of the Demons score just received a luscious vinyl reissue from Lunaris Records, we figure it was worth bumping Witchboard for another Tenney film, but with more gore and nudity. We figured you all’d be okay with that.
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