“Futuristic electronic and hybrid tracks for sci-fi games, cyberpunk worlds, and action trailers.”
Cue the tension: Michael HERTER's HORROR Vol. 1 weaponizes silence with minimalist psychological textures and aggressive orchestral dissonance — a visceral toolkit for cinematic dread. Mother Raspberry's MacDonald's Futures serves up uncomfortable folk music from 2003's early lineup, while LXVII sends a time-traveling Monarch across the American political landscape via strange progressive industrial jazz. The Number 13's Seven Graves of Stacey Jane spins a New York Giallo concept through 90s synths and secret narratives, and ThirdTemple closes with a slow dance for the one you love.