Os Ovni's Halloween Celebration

Just before starting their winter tour Omebi Velouria and Logan Owlbeemoth, our friends from Os Ovni, sent us a tape of their best scary scores to celebrate Halloween...

Beware...Everything look so strange right now...
For all details and infos about the Os Ovni Winter Tour check here.

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Os Ovni's Scary Tape program :

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Creepshow : Theme : John Harrison : 1982

Is this the creepiest theme for a horror film ever?

If you were a child in the 80's this might be a possibilty.

Even to this day, the sound

of this theme reminds one of truly being

creeped out to the point of turning on every 

light in the house, closing every door, and just sitting

there hoping the shadows didnt have something else

in store for you.

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Day of the Dead : Breakdown : John Harrison : 1985

In the future, this will occur. You will be underground

wondering what to do with the above land screaming out

for yr veins and muscle. This melody reminds you

in the beginning theres hope that goes along with the 

danger of achieving that escape and ends it with 

clarity of thought and judgement needed to get there.

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Videodrome : Welcome : Howard Shore : 1983

Magnetic noise shifts of completely demented realities

presented in possibly the finest stereophonic

music of gone-wrong hypnotic states this side of Scanner's

soundtracking. Hear, it is not the television screen,

yet the speaker that is the retina of the mind's eye.

Long Live! The New Experimental Audio!

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The Thing : Theme : Ennio Morricone : 1982

Heartbeat bass and ominious strings signaling no hope. 

You might never know who yr friend is or who you are.

Thousands of years ago this spaceship crashes, and this thing, 

whatever it is... gets thrown out or crawls out and it ends up

freezing in the ice probaly not in the best of moods.

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Near Dark : Theme : Tangerine Dream : 1987

There's somethin' you want to show me? Yeah. The night. 

What about it? It's dark. I noticed. It's so bright, it'll blind you. 

I can't see.  Well, listen. Do you hear it? 

I'm listenin'. I don't hear nothin'. Listen hard. Do you hear it? 

Hear what? The night, it's deafening. 

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Pumpkinhead : Theme : Richard Stone : 1988

Sometimes a curse is needed and deserved. Once this curse 

is set you might realize the mistake you have made.

There are things in this world you can call upon

and there are things in this world you should not call upon. 

This music might remind you of the dangers of the sacred

powers available that you will wish you had never stumbled upon.

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Night of the Comet : Escape : David Richard Campbell : 1984

The comet speaks in micro-infection of your ears. Not

noticable until you have disapeared. The few that are 

left play Tempest and hang out at FM radio stations 

wondering if they will ever get laid again.

The sun rises and we begin again once more till the end.

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Christine Theme : John Carpeneter : Rare 12" Disco version : 1983

Here in my car, I feel safest of all. Until my car becomes jealous 

of my other loves and begins a killing spree or was it me. 

Later that night at the dancehall, jamming to this tune I wondered 

upon it and looked around for love. Knowing outside in the parking lot,

she waited for me. My love.

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Lifeforce : Sleeping Vampires : Henry Mancini : 1985

The last thing you want to find while exploring deep space

is a giant spaceship with Vampires that are sleeping. 

Unless yr into that sort of thing? This piece of music

by long time Hollywood film soundtracker Mancini,

sonically completes what this discovery might feel like.

A little spacey, a little scared, a little sleepy... 

not knowing yr second by second future a bit.

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Conquest : Claudio Simonetti : 1983

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Return of the Living Dead : Theme : Francis Haines : 1985

When this jam kicks in during this excellent zombie

film you know yr in for a damn good time that will

not let you down. With a nod of humour and impending doom.

Is this the music that sparks within a  

zombie's hollow memory while chomping 

down on some human brain? Probably.

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Alien Disco Theme : Nostromo : 1979

In Space, No one can hear you dance. No matter what face-hugger

is sucking yr vital fluids, this disco jam will remind you

that what comes afterwards is only lazers and pulsations 

from an unknown pod. Most likely this pod will be built

off obscure roller skate love that no one remembers till

now.

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Scanners : End Duel : Howard Shore : 1981

Freak of nature, born with a certain form of ESP; 

derangement of the synapses which we call telepathy. 

You do have a nervous system. And so does a computer. 

And you can scan a computer, as you would another human being. 

After all, brothers should be close, don't you think? 

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Friday the 13TH Part 3 : Disco theme : Hot Ice : 1982

Disco at the camp scene where murder revenge must be 

danced upon. Put on yr hockey masks and get down.

Jason is the DJ and yr feet are the victim.

Slash yr way accross the dancefloor and boogie down

with a axe in yr brain.

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Nightmare on Elm Street 3 : Puppet Walk : Angelo Badalamenti : 1987

The razor edges sinister in the constant changes

within this puppet walk of this tune are true

to the elevator music in the psychology of this realm. 

Quick, sudden, stabbing, shocking...Angelo didnt let

one down with the fear in hear.

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Dawn of the Dead : Theme : Goblin : 1978

Note the slow moving tempo of this song. Its a song for 

zombies to relax in the bath of

human blood or in the wait for some humans to appear. 

This is lounge music for zombies at its finest or possibly

the wait a human has to endear to become a zombie.

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The Keep : Sign In The Dark : Tangerine Dream : 1983

You have... death around you. What are you? Where do you come from? 

Where am I from? I am... from You. 

Then what drives people out, in the middle of a rainy night? 

Dreams? Nightmares? Look, man, the real 

nightmares man has made upon other men in this war. The bad dreams 

of your Keep are nursery rhymes by comparison. 

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Friday the 13th : NES : Hirohiko Takayama : 1989

What was it about this game besides being one of the worst ever made

for the Nintendo, that made one constantly one to try and kill

Jason in a badly bit-art world built around non-sensical 

gaming usually concluding in the throwing of the controllers. 

The music! A hypnotic cascade of electronic micro melodies

trapping you in this horrific realm at 3am and forever.

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From Beyond : The Lampre From Beyond : Richard Band : 1986

Some resonators are not meant for human consumption.

The use of these dynamic dimensional openers are

a high risk of contaminating yr reality with beings that

are not menat for yr space and time boundaries.

This composition represents a beware! of tampering with the 

other realms accessible but totally regrettable 

once turned on. Turn off while you can...

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The Shining : Theme : Wendy Carlos : 1980

The psychic realms of ghosts, mysterious murders and

a un-happy family solitude in a far from society '...'

fits this errie modular 

synth track by Wendy Carlos like a much needed 

heavy jacket in a snow filled maze where yr sanity

might question its original being in the first being.

Youve always been the caretaker.

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Sante Sangre : Sweet Dreams : Simon Boswell : 1989

You open a music box to escape your nightmares and at the

same time find yr darkest memory. A sudden glimpse 

of light that kills such contradiction. Her smile, the hands,

the blood, the memory. Within the realization of these invisible

salvations shines a silent good night.

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