Edward Douglas will be at Rue Morgue’s first Rue Morgue Dark Carnival Expo in Hamilton, Ontario July 9-10. In addition to a guest list that includes Guillermo Del Toro and George Romero, Edward will be joining Goblin’s Maurizio Guarini, and The Witch composer Mark Korven in a panel on the process behind creating a horror film score, favorite soundtracks, what makes and effective horror score, and trends in film scoring today. For more on the Dark Carnival Expo, check out this video on YouTube.
Edward Douglas, Goblin’s Guarini, & Mark Korven (The Witch) together for horror film scoring panel at Rue Morgue’s Dark Carnival Expo
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Missing Halloween? Want some more "haunting" in your holiday season? "Christmas: A Ghostly Gathering" is one of our favorite albums we've created. Featuring decidedly Midnight Syndicate twists on classic carols and other darkly beautiful melodies, we invite you to give it a spin this season. The album is available on all streaming services. ... See MoreSee Less
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I have this album on my MP3 player, and I listen to it on Spotify. The composition of "Greensleeves" is beautiful!
One of my favorite albums and it has been the background music in my “Haunted Christmas” library/school program since it came out many and many a year ago!
ABOUT MIDNIGHT SYNDICATE
For almost three decades, composers Edward Douglas and Gavin Goszka have been known as Midnight Syndicate, creating symphonic soundtracks to imaginary films that facilitate a transcendental and adventurous escape into the secret dimensions of the mind’s eye. To many of their fans, they are horror music pioneers with their genre-defying signature blend of gothic instrumental music and immersive sound effects. To others, they remain the haunt music icons that forever changed the haunted attractions and Halloween music industries while becoming a staple of the October holiday season. Still others, know them as the for their collaboration with Dungeons & Dragons and contributions to the use of music in the roleplaying games and development of the RPG music genre.