HOW TO DOWNLOAD: To download any given piece of music to your computer, simply right-click on the blue text link under its player and choose “save link as” or “save target as” depending on your browser. Also, the keyboards I use to create free music for everyone are very expensive…I actually make monthly payments for them…so donations from the community help me to pay for them as well. I don’t allow advertising here because I feel it would be distracting to my visitors so I pay for everything myself. PLEASE READ: If you find my work helpful, please consider making a small donation through PayPal to support the site. Music packs are also available for these genres: Dark/Ominous, Fantasy, Puzzle ,Chiptunes, Action and Sci-Fi. 🙂 Click the button for more information: It’s a cool way to support my efforts, too.
You can also save yourself a bunch of time and download all of my horror/surreal music tracks at once in higher quality Ogg format. Ogg Music Pack – All my Horror / Surreal Music – About 50 Tracks *Scroll down to freely download these tracks in MP3 format.* NOTE: Make sure you also check out my Dark/Ominous pages for more creepy music. All are free to use in MP3 format with attribution. Jonathan Snipes (Clipping.Here you’ll find music and soundscapes (looping and non-looping) for your horror games, interactive novels, videos, and pretty much anything else you can think of that’s horror-related. Jeremy Schmidt (Black Mountain, Sinoia Caves composer, Beyond the Black Rainbow) Sebastiaan Putseys (One Way Static Records) Mike Patton (Faith No More, Fantômas composer, The Place Beyond the Pines) Spencer Hickman (Death Waltz Recording Company & Mondo) Ryan Graveface (Black Moth Super Rainbow, Casket Girls Terror Vision Records and Video) Kyle Dixon, Mark Donica, Adam Jones and Michael Stein (Survive Stranger Things)
To celebrate the renewed interest, we’ve compiled the 35 greatest soundtracks of all time as chosen by an esteemed panel of 14 reissue record label owners and indebted musicians. More recently, they’ve become objets d’art thanks to a slew of reissue labels repressing them on colorful vinyl underneath eye-popping sleeve designs.
They’ve established and maintained a teeming culture around analog synthesizers, provided generations with dissonant gateways into the heady worlds of 20th century composition and musique concrète and influenced bands like Portishead, Boards of Canada and Animal Collective. Beyond being dark and diverse mood-setters for thriller nights, horror film soundtracks have quietly changed the world like a virus.
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