It’s time for October new music. In this episode, we mostly sort of hit the mark of having spooky haunted music for the spookiest of months. First up, we have a love letter to the synth tunes of 80s science fiction and fantasy media from Belbury Poly. Then, we dig into Dave Clarkson’s exploration of mourning and loss by way of abandoned locations around the British Isles. Both provide a unique hauntological look at our past. Grab a bucket of your favorite candy and check out these albums with us!
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UPDATE: Whoops, the scheduled posting for this didn’t fire. Oh well. Pretend it was supposed to go out on Halloween!
It’s time for October new music. In this episode, we mostly sort of hit the mark of having spooky haunted music for the spookiest of months. First up, we have a love letter to the synth tunes of 80s science fiction and fantasy media from Belbury Poly. Then, we dig into Dave Clarkson’s exploration of mourning and loss by way of abandoned locations around the British Isles. Both provide a unique hauntological look at our past. Grab a bucket of your favorite candy and check out these albums with us!
Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan
Shroom and Gloom
The Final Recollection Of A Recording by Korizon
The Last First: Winter K2
Sounds of the Dawn
Dead but Dreaming of Electric Sheep by Paul Tremblay
A Pocket Guide to Abandoned Locations of the British Isles by Dave Clarkson
Sorcery by Belbury Poly
Music by: 2Mello
Artwork by: Patsy McDowell
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