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Homebound Overture6 Versions Jeremy Warmsley Psychological Horror |
An atmospheric orchestral piece with an unnerving and sinister energy, centred around a haunting female vocal performance, ending on a jumpy horror section. | 02:12 |
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The Body3 Versions Jeremy Warmsley Psychological Horror |
Tension reigns supreme in this unnerving and creepy horror piece that puts the listener on edge throughout. | 01:19 |
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Computerised Dystopia3 Versions Jack Wade Underscores - Computerised Dystopia |
An 80’s inspired horror soundtrack with huge, driving breakbeats. | 02:06 |
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Dread4 Versions bloodmoon Deep Dark Drones |
Dark, disconcerting and unnerving pads on a foundation of horror sounds and growls. | 02:35 |
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Aboard The Helix3 Versions The Donkey Jawbone Vintage Electronic Moog |
Smooth drums and distorted analogue bass ride along with piercing synth, like something out of a 70s horror film. | 03:29 |
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Into The Future Jack Wyllie, Milo Fitzpatrick, Duncan Bellamy Portico presents Dark Emotive Electronic |
A dark and haunting track, perfect for Thrillers and Horror. | 01:25 |
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Black Swan14 Versions Oliver Price Dark Pop |
Dark, twisted pop with a sultry female vocal, crunchy guitar and synth riffs and a vaudeville horror attitude. | 02:23 |
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The Party3 Versions Jeremy Warmsley Psychological Horror |
Spanish guitar interacts playfully with an elegantly played viola in this intriguing and mysterious piece that flows between edgy and pleasant with alarming ease. | 02:30 |
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The Abandoned Swimming Pool3 Versions Jeremy Warmsley Psychological Horror |
Centred around a masterful viola performance, the elegant piece develops into a scary and ominous ode to Hitchcock. | 01:45 |
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The Veil3 Versions Jeremy Warmsley Psychological Horror |
Warmsley's choice of ambient textures and contorted piano sounds are surreal and totally terrifying; a piece that leaves the listener terrorised. | 04:07 |
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