That's the right soundtrack for patrolling the streets of the urban jungle at night after completing a hard workout in a dark, abandoned, water dripping underground facility...
Came home and listened to this track in its entirety. Next morning I woke up with an eyepatch, a glass of whiskey, a flamethrower and a truck in Chinatown
It's fun to add your own movie voice overs as the music is playing. "In the 22nd Century, Bloodthirsty Cyborgs rule the scorched Earth and the only one who can save them is....Jack 'Cobra' Johnson."
Wow, when I clicked on this video I expected it to be a collection of different songs from various artists in the subgenre. Then I checked the description and found out you produced all of these tracks yourself! That's pretty sick.
Yeah, thanks to Gab I found this channel itself and I'm also using them! Also, it's impossible for me not to think about observation duty while hearing this lmao!
idk what that is, but imagine if you were a security guard, having to onderve boring ineventful things, in case of an event in which case you are exspected to do something all of sudden. This would make everything look alot more interesting.. Mabey too interesting , lol
@@meganwynn372that's a great thought on how to make things feel more dramatic and like we are on a mission, when waiting on a plane or going into the supermarket etc :)
John Carpenter is a very rare breed. A great filmmaker AND music producer who did his own music soundtracks. Wow. Just freakin' wow. No? Quick, name another. Class dismissed.
I've been a fan of synthwave type music for years now, but everyone mixes up the terms synthwave, chillwave, retrowave, and all that so its hard to find true synthwave or even define it at this point because no one really knows what they are doing in this genre of music. But this is it, this is what I've been looking for, it's perfect, no crappy vocals, no mislabeled chillwave music, just solid synth. You're doing great.
I'm not the biggest lover of all of these subdivisions of music. I mainly stick to the broader terms (or I get a little lost), but track 2 sound like it has a sizable dollop of EBM/EDM !
I am blown away by this music, it's impressive there are many who can still compose 80's style horror synthewave, takes me to all the 80's horror flicts I watched.
Back when Horror protagonists had to be mildly competent to avoid easily dodged tropes. These days the horror turns into pulp comedy as soon as people break it down to analyze the mistakes in the writing!
This takes me back...I remember being in art class, my senior year of high school. A friend was telling everyone about the new horror movie he had just seen. A few girls had also seen it over the week end. They were laughing at how scary it was. Especially at how the girls in the film did exactly the wrong things... like dress in skimpy nighties and their underwear and THEN decide to go out into the back yard - late at night - to see what that weird sound was. HA! Everyone else who had not yet seen HALLOWEEN went to see it. That movie was a cultural event for every teenager that October. Yeah, that movie came out right on that year's halloween. Amazing experience. Halloween, 1978, when horror movies changed forever ~ THANK YOU White Bat Audio for posting this! ~ Great Fun, indeed!
As someone who grew up in the 80's and loved watching Carpenter's films, this sounds so much like him I thought it was something Carpenter put together, this is awesome.
No joke, Carpenter's scores are what got me loving synth back in the 80's and 90s, and led to my eventual fall into liking techno lol. Love this video, keep it up!
Me too, although I just thought of it as that cool movie music as a kid. I've no doubt it's why I love techno now. A few years ago I showed my wife Escape from New York for the first time, and she was waiting through the long intro and final asked why I don't just fast-forward it. I was shocked that anyone would want to -lol.
It was Manheim Steamroller's Christmas In The Aire for me, lol. That somehow lead straight into Suicide Commando and Psyclon 9 and John Carpenter thanks to the ineffable mysteries of the youtube recommendation algorithms. How you go from the world's most upbeat christmas music straight into EBM about Hellraiser I still have no fking idea.
Each track resonates like a scene from an authentic John Carpenter movie. The atmospheric and haunting melodies evoke a cinematic experience, transporting listeners into an otherworldly narrative. The sheer resemblance to Carpenter's iconic style is not just impressive but also a testament to the evocative power of this music. It's an adoration born from the familiar and nostalgic, a sonic journey akin to stepping into the captivating world of a classic film.
John Carpenter is simply a genius when it comes to films and music... I still get goosebumps from his work... I would have loved to have had a rattlesnake 3... really a shame...
John Carpenter is a God when it comes to cinematic cult classics. Halloween, The Thing, The Fog, Big Trouble in little China, etc. Even the opening for Stranger Things is based on his movie music.
4:24 “2076 AD. Crime in Neo Vegas has reached it’s boiling point. That’s when a savior arose. Former Marine Cyber Commando turned vigilante Jack Wolff. He is…The Patriot. Coming summer 1986 to a theater near you.”
I’m working on a class and this is for the most part helping. However some of these are so eye opening that I had to stop and see what the name of the song was. Amazing playlist
the original Fog was very good and I liked the zombie pirates when they appeared in the church shadowy dark figures with glowing eyes and a bloodthirsty mission to reclaim what was stolen from them and wreak havoc along the bay.
As someone who was introduced to John Carpenter's films and music in the early 80's ("The Thing" FTW!), I have to say good job! Your creations sound very Carpenty indeed - I can also hear hints of other electronic artists, such as Jarre.
This is absolutely fantastic! I am totally digging the vibe and it was only halfway in I realised you've put the tracks available to use copyright free! That's absolutely incredible thank you for that. I am going to create some videos of me crafting and this is exactly the kind of vibe I want. Will make sure to credit you on the videos thanks so much!!
The visuals and music are absolutely breathtaking! They complement each other perfectly, creating an experience that’s both captivating and deeply immersive. Every beat and image work in harmony, pulling you in and making it impossible to look away. Truly a stunning combination! 🎶🌌
I really love this. It makes me want to go back and finish one of the scripts I have been working on for awhile. Some of this would be really perfect for the score, and it's making me want to dig back in.
I'm writing a comic book right now and I have to tell you when that moment of pure motivation kicks in grab ahold of it and hang on as long as you can it will take you to many great places. However let it pass by and you will miss out on what might possibly be the greatest adventure of your lifetime.
I enjoyed "Evil Behind the Mask" because it plodded along like the killer who never runs but always catches up with you. I picked up Dusk Till Dawn at Bandcamp. Should be fun to listen to while working tomorrow.
@@Bambuzzsprosse Well, with an all spellcaster-group (mystic theurge, druid, elditch knight, ranger), my boyz spend most of their time scouting and planning each encounter minutely (and crafting, and managing their stronghold), so the actual combat is mostly resolving if their plans come together (which they don't as often as the PCs would like). The slow, angst-inducing tunes fit perfectly to them making their preparations, but not knowing if they're sufficient, or if there's sth more nasty at work that they haven't discovered yet. So, maybe it doesn't fit battles as much as it does general adventuring or planning.
This is exceptionally specific, but I'm so glad someone made this kind of free music ! Thank you so much ! Carpenter is my favorite director, I'm so happy to be able to give my horror game streams a little carpenterish touch !
This is stunning, an absolute joy to listen too I can here so many John Carpenter references I honestly feel like these could be added to any of his films and not feel out of place. Thank you!
Using this music to help me study. It's making it much more intense. I'm writing about consumer culture and now I feel I'm entering the dsytopian future.
Addicted and subscribed. I work in VFX on tons of films, I sit at a computer Allllllll day, every day. Your music is now my fuel, thanks, instantly subscribed.
As I look through the comments there's one thing in common... RESPECT !! Which is Very Rare these day's... John Carpenter would be Proud n Honored, well done Sir. We're lovin every min of it. 👍👍🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵👍👍 Godspeed to you All my Friend's.
I barely glanced at the title before clicking and then opening another tab while listening. I had this on for over 20 minutes before I realized that it is not actual John Carpenter music. Great work!
I use your jams on my streams fairly often and I make sure to tell the folks where to go. I've been loving your stuff for months now. Fantastic work, and not just as far as copyright-free music goes, either. This is some high-quality synthing, and I look forward to many more years of great content!
I was sent here by my phantom overlord's , and I often feel like I'm living in a witch-hunt , ...so I felt the need to put a thinking emoji, cuz it was definitely thought provoking haha .
I love that background! Looks like a “What if John Carpenter directed Pirates of the Caribbean back in the 80’s!” Edit: I just watched The Fog and it was freaking awesome!
I really enjoy that this music has perfect horror ambience but none of the jarring loud effects you might hear during a dramatic movie scene, so I can have it on and not worry about the tracks randomly starling me. It's such good stuff.
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"Bad Omen" sounds so much like a movie theme for a tailing scene in a foggy night.
Can you please! PLEASE! Make a bandcamp album of this playlist I want Buy all these songs as a collection on my phone ASAP!!! This is a Kickass Playlist and so beyond my expectations. I want to run a Nightbane Campaign with this as the soundtrack in the background it's perfect! Also driving around listening to this would be great!
These tracks are fantastic, Karl, thanks so much for sharing them and making them available to streamers! We have a charity session of a zombie RPG coming up that will be set in the 1980s and I will be incorporating (and crediting) some of your tracks to set the appropriate tone for the game. Thanks again for your generosity and incredible compositions. :)
Here's a mix of all of my John Carpenter influenced tracks, enjoy! You can listen to it on Spotify here: open.spotify.com/playlist/5sSAVFJEUDBlfPznUTAl8Y Also check out my premium subscription for exclusive track downloads: whitebataudio.com/premium-membership/
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Every track sounds like an actual John Carpenter movie. Love this.
Maybe because Carpenter made up the style.
@@jiankhan maybe because he’s John carpenter
@@scurvy3113 It's spot on in recreating it though
@@scurvy3113 he's The Thing...
@@IgnacioAOlivar lol
That's the right soundtrack for patrolling the streets of the urban jungle at night after completing a hard workout in a dark, abandoned, water dripping underground facility...
Yes!!
well said mahari7285 !!!
I am a licensed Private Investigator. I like to play this tailing subjects and on surveilance.
If you add a bit of neon, you might patrol Mojave Desert as well... Sorry haha That phrase just lives rent free in my head.
First rule of Fight Club: Don't talk about Fight Club....@mahari7285
Came home and listened to this track in its entirety. Next morning I woke up with an eyepatch, a glass of whiskey, a flamethrower and a truck in Chinatown
Unfortunate with the alKILLhol.
@theimaginarium
LOL That is one of the most imaginative & funniest comments I've read in a while !
sounds like a good night you had.
@@NotUnymous can't complain haha
@@scsi_joe LOL
It's fun to add your own movie voice overs as the music is playing. "In the 22nd Century, Bloodthirsty Cyborgs rule the scorched Earth and the only one who can save them is....Jack 'Cobra' Johnson."
Yeah, although I think of it and hear it in the voice of Epic Voice Guy to really fit the period
"In a world where violence is the only answer left, you need someone who's not afraid of asking questions. Rowdy Roddy Piper is - Death in Transit!"
That’s great 🤣
Hahaha This summer...
@@billtriple6 In a world, with no rules.
Wow, when I clicked on this video I expected it to be a collection of different songs from various artists in the subgenre. Then I checked the description and found out you produced all of these tracks yourself! That's pretty sick.
ikr,he should have more subscribers. The talent is mind boggling!
Same. He deserves more attention.
good for you
I just did this. Good times.
Hot farts
Sent here by Gab Smolders, who used this as a soundtrack to playing I'm On Observation Duty!
bro, its been 45 sec and im already lovin it
update, 33 minutes in and i have won a game of apex while this hyped me up
Yep, it took me about 2 seconds to click that Like button!
Sweet I'm using this tonight
Same!!!!
23 seconds!.. thou i loved it since I saw a thumbnail and text on it
You can definitely hear the John Carpenter inspiration, but this is just flat out fantastic in its own right as well.
Halloween, The Thing, The Fog, Escape From New York, Big Trouble In Little China, They Live.....What a resume!
Christine
Good music while playing Observation Duty. Thanks Gab for this!
Yeah, thanks to Gab I found this channel itself and I'm also using them! Also, it's impossible for me not to think about observation duty while hearing this lmao!
idk what that is, but imagine if you were a security guard, having to onderve boring ineventful things, in case of an event in which case you are exspected to do something all of sudden. This would make everything look alot more interesting.. Mabey too interesting , lol
I just signed up recently :D
@@meganwynn372that's a great thought on how to make things feel more dramatic and like we are on a mission, when waiting on a plane or going into the supermarket etc :)
Why not thank the creator too?
John Carpenter is a very rare breed.
A great filmmaker AND music producer who did his own music soundtracks.
Wow.
Just freakin' wow.
No?
Quick, name another.
Class dismissed.
ikr 🤣
HaHa Checkmate 😜
Bro this totally captures the sound of Carpenter in the 80s really spot on.
I've been a fan of synthwave type music for years now, but everyone mixes up the terms synthwave, chillwave, retrowave, and all that so its hard to find true synthwave or even define it at this point because no one really knows what they are doing in this genre of music. But this is it, this is what I've been looking for, it's perfect, no crappy vocals, no mislabeled chillwave music, just solid synth. You're doing great.
I'm not the biggest lover of all of these subdivisions of music. I mainly stick to the broader terms (or I get a little lost), but track 2 sound like it has a sizable dollop of EBM/EDM !
The sub genre lost their mind about 2006. There is no reason to have the few you mentioned. All of it can fit under electronic which it once was.
I cant bring myself to upvote your comment... it's at 69
Nailed it coffin shut
Synthwave is synthwave. Retrowave and chillwave are just other names for it and mellower sounds. It’s all synthwave.
I would not be surprised if Carpenter, himself, has reached out and commended you on this fantastic work. 👍👍👏👏
I am blown away by this music, it's impressive there are many who can still compose 80's style horror synthewave, takes me to all the 80's horror flicts I watched.
Yes! see my comment above.
@@DogeGFSolo yer name... Lol!
Back when Horror protagonists had to be mildly competent to avoid easily dodged tropes. These days the horror turns into pulp comedy as soon as people break it down to analyze the mistakes in the writing!
Can't seem to get enough Synthwave ever since getting recommended Midnight Danger who i can listen to any of their songs
Such an awesome sound.
This takes me back...I remember being in art class, my senior year of high school. A friend was telling everyone about the new horror movie he had just seen. A few girls had also seen it over the week end. They were laughing at how scary it was. Especially at how the girls in the film did exactly the wrong things... like dress in skimpy nighties and their underwear and THEN decide to go out into the back yard - late at night - to see what that weird sound was. HA! Everyone else who had not yet seen HALLOWEEN went to see it. That movie was a cultural event for every teenager that October. Yeah, that movie came out right on that year's halloween. Amazing experience. Halloween, 1978, when horror movies changed forever ~ THANK YOU White Bat Audio for posting this! ~ Great Fun, indeed!
As someone who grew up in the 80's and loved watching Carpenter's films, this sounds so much like him I thought it was something Carpenter put together, this is awesome.
Heard this in Gab Smolder's playthrough of Observation Duty and I loved it so much I had to listen to it :D
I expected more people to click the link, only 3 comments come from her followers.
@@shikarifox4337 Damn! Well, we’re the only ones in chat with good taste in UA-camrs then 🤷♀️
No joke, Carpenter's scores are what got me loving synth back in the 80's and 90s, and led to my eventual fall into liking techno lol. Love this video, keep it up!
Me too, although I just thought of it as that cool movie music as a kid. I've no doubt it's why I love techno now.
A few years ago I showed my wife Escape from New York for the first time, and she was waiting through the long intro and final asked why I don't just fast-forward it. I was shocked that anyone would want to -lol.
Same with me lol, its what has got me so into Synthwave music as an adult. 🤙
Same here
same! 😄
It was Manheim Steamroller's Christmas In The Aire for me, lol.
That somehow lead straight into Suicide Commando and Psyclon 9 and John Carpenter thanks to the ineffable mysteries of the youtube recommendation algorithms.
How you go from the world's most upbeat christmas music straight into EBM about Hellraiser I still have no fking idea.
jamming to this music during my overnight shifts because Gab uses it for her observation duty playthroughs and it's a vibe
Each track resonates like a scene from an authentic John Carpenter movie. The atmospheric and haunting melodies evoke a cinematic experience, transporting listeners into an otherworldly narrative. The sheer resemblance to Carpenter's iconic style is not just impressive but also a testament to the evocative power of this music. It's an adoration born from the familiar and nostalgic, a sonic journey akin to stepping into the captivating world of a classic film.
Ditto.
Yeah, it's awesome.
well said
Great music to stick on next game night with the lads.
This is exactly what I'm looking for when I look up synthwave music.
John Carpenter is simply a genius when it comes to films and music... I still get goosebumps from his work... I would have loved to have had a rattlesnake 3... really a shame...
Gab Smolders Observation Duty brought me here
Ok nerd
Gab sent me here from her stream. I never regretted checking this out
I'm here for the same reason 😊
I'm investigating as soon as I heard that first intro...wow it's so perfect and I'm ready to hear it all
Haddonfield Horror is probably one finest pieces of retro synth I've heard in a long time. Strewth! It's bum-shreddingly awesome!
Wait, "Haddonfield horror" I'd an actual genre?
@@garrettwilson2626 Nope, it’s the name of track 7 :)
A masterpiece in it's own right
John Carpenter soundtracks turned me on to Industrial music, love this mix!
Same!
John Carpenter is a God when it comes to cinematic cult classics. Halloween, The Thing, The Fog, Big Trouble in little China, etc. Even the opening for Stranger Things is based on his movie music.
Don’t forget prince of darkness.
О, да. Я то думал что мне это напоминает... Карпентер точно....
Absolutely incredible how well you could distill the essence of John Carpenter's sound so perfectly.
4:24
“2076 AD. Crime in Neo Vegas has reached it’s boiling point. That’s when a savior arose. Former Marine Cyber Commando turned vigilante Jack Wolff. He is…The Patriot. Coming summer 1986 to a theater near you.”
This sounds incredible through my Focal audio while driving in my 1983 BMW e28 at night. Total period correct vibes. Haha
You were not kidding with the Carpenter style, you've nailed it! Awesome job!
This is some of the best synth music I’ve ever listened to
I'm enjoying it.
totally
Literally cannot watch or play Observation Duty games without this music, it's the best!
I’m sitting in a cold car in the city of Buffalo, waiting for my fiancée to get out of a cosmetology test, and jamming to this music! GREAT MIX!
sounds like the intro to a cheap 80s horror ! i hope you are both OK
Sounds like another horror movie.
Chilling!
no way you;re from buffalo
So...Did she pass the test? Had any kids in the last 9 months? ...are you even still together?...i need to know these things!
Millions of us sitting at home and ripping our faces off because of the pandemic and this guy comes outta nowhere with this masterpiece!
What pandemic? Have people really not been living life for two years?
all you gotta do is put the magic rag over your face, bro
problem solved, if only humanity had realized that 1000 years earlier
🤡
"The Guardian" worked so well for "Dance of the Vampires."
John Carpenter is one of the composer great ones. Glad to see all those he has influenced go hard.
I’m working on a class and this is for the most part helping. However some of these are so eye opening that I had to stop and see what the name of the song was.
Amazing playlist
I love these End of the world tracks.
Congrats man, much better than a lot of "professional" synthwave that came out over the last years
the original Fog was very good and I liked the zombie pirates when they appeared in the church
shadowy dark figures with glowing eyes and a bloodthirsty mission to reclaim what was stolen
from them and wreak havoc along the bay.
Personal bookmarks.
13. Scavenger - 42:34
30. Tyrell Corporation - 01:41:20
39. Fugitive - 02:14:40
1:34:34
Just breathtaking, gorgeous!
So 80s!
Oh my god! no copyright synthwave that is actually good? I can't express how grateful I am. You are a Hero, sir.
Very good. I've been a fan of his since '78. As a kid Snake Pliskin was a role model Ha!
I love John Carpenter and I love your music, so this is one of the best things I've heard in a long time, keep up with the great work!
I definitely like this music , not sure what I've seen of his , but I know he's good at what he does.
@@redstaplerguyforlifepastpr5763 The Thing, classic cult movie. Also The Fog :)
As someone who was introduced to John Carpenter's films and music in the early 80's ("The Thing" FTW!), I have to say good job! Your creations sound very Carpenty indeed - I can also hear hints of other electronic artists, such as Jarre.
This is absolutely fantastic! I am totally digging the vibe and it was only halfway in I realised you've put the tracks available to use copyright free! That's absolutely incredible thank you for that. I am going to create some videos of me crafting and this is exactly the kind of vibe I want. Will make sure to credit you on the videos thanks so much!!
Very cool .. I always loved carpenters music from Big Trouble In Little China and of course The Thing
Call me old school but would love a cd mix of this playlist
Это музыка будущего, в любое время)
The visuals and music are absolutely breathtaking! They complement each other perfectly, creating an experience that’s both captivating and deeply immersive. Every beat and image work in harmony, pulling you in and making it impossible to look away. Truly a stunning combination! 🎶🌌
Frozen in fear. Reminds me so much of The Thing a bit and i love it. Even title matches arctic setting.
Every track sounds exactly like a john carpenter movie! this is 100% awesome!
I'm a big fan of John Carpenter's works, and you really caught the essence. And now I'm a fan of your music. Keep up the good work!
I discovered this video while I was on Cannabis, amazing experience
I really love this. It makes me want to go back and finish one of the scripts I have been working on for awhile. Some of this would be really perfect for the score, and it's making me want to dig back in.
I'm writing a comic book right now and I have to tell you when that moment of pure motivation kicks in grab ahold of it and hang on as long as you can it will take you to many great places. However let it pass by and you will miss out on what might possibly be the greatest adventure of your lifetime.
Christine comes to mind absolutely fantastic
It's 09:30 in the morning, this hits just different 🔥🔥🔥
I enjoyed "Evil Behind the Mask" because it plodded along like the killer who never runs but always catches up with you. I picked up Dusk Till Dawn at Bandcamp. Should be fun to listen to while working tomorrow.
I use this playlist for my D&D battles... my players love it, its perfect!
Funny, was planning on doing the same thing ^^
You've got a pretty weird group - "medieval" fantasy setting combined with slow 80s-angst-synth is sooooo strange :D
@@Bambuzzsprosse Well, with an all spellcaster-group (mystic theurge, druid, elditch knight, ranger), my boyz spend most of their time scouting and planning each encounter minutely (and crafting, and managing their stronghold), so the actual combat is mostly resolving if their plans come together (which they don't as often as the PCs would like). The slow, angst-inducing tunes fit perfectly to them making their preparations, but not knowing if they're sufficient, or if there's sth more nasty at work that they haven't discovered yet. So, maybe it doesn't fit battles as much as it does general adventuring or planning.
@@Bloodletter87 check out some dungeonsynth takes
here it comes: THE DEMOGORGON!
Bad Ass!! The music was always one of the best things about those old movies and you've captured its essence superbly.
This is exceptionally specific, but I'm so glad someone made this kind of free music ! Thank you so much ! Carpenter is my favorite director, I'm so happy to be able to give my horror game streams a little carpenterish touch !
I'm listening to this while working out and totally visualizing myself as The Shape. Fantastic collection.
The perfect soundtrack for our night's drive🤘
A sudden and deep fog just invaded my town by the sea as I was listening to this track! Powerful!
And it's not even a joke.
🤔
😳
This is stunning, an absolute joy to listen too I can here so many John Carpenter references I honestly feel like these could be added to any of his films and not feel out of place. Thank you!
Using this music to help me study. It's making it much more intense. I'm writing about consumer culture and now I feel I'm entering the dsytopian future.
Dont know , but this gives me energy!!!Can listen it all day.Massive THANK YOU to the person who created it.BLESS!!!
34 minutes in and this is my favorite mix ever. No exaggeration, no flattery, I love love love love love this. Thank you, man.
Addicted and subscribed. I work in VFX on tons of films, I sit at a computer Allllllll day, every day. Your music is now my fuel, thanks, instantly subscribed.
Gab Smolders 😂😂😂, great music
As I look through the comments there's one thing in common... RESPECT !! Which is Very Rare these day's... John Carpenter would be Proud n Honored, well done Sir.
We're lovin every min of it.
👍👍🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵👍👍
Godspeed to you All my Friend's.
Unreal and super inspiring..."Carpenter-Wave" !
I love the Carpenter style. I recently played Sniper Elite Zombie Army Trilogy and damn it it had fantastic soundtrack too.
I barely glanced at the title before clicking and then opening another tab while listening. I had this on for over 20 minutes before I realized that it is not actual John Carpenter music. Great work!
I use your jams on my streams fairly often and I make sure to tell the folks where to go. I've been loving your stuff for months now. Fantastic work, and not just as far as copyright-free music goes, either. This is some high-quality synthing, and I look forward to many more years of great content!
80's darkwave is just the best. Taking me to another dimension here....
The opening sounds like a 'Knight Rider' reboot as a horror movie directed by JC...
@@snoosri RIGHT?!?!?!🤣👍
My 4 month old loves this and so do I 😊 he's totally fascinated and listens very intently.
This first track really reminds me of season of the witch. Good mix.
🤔
I was sent here by my phantom overlord's , and I often feel like I'm living in a witch-hunt , ...so I felt the need to put a thinking emoji, cuz it was definitely thought provoking haha .
Season of the witch with a little Christine
*_“We really shook the pillars of heaven , didn’t we Wang?”_*
-Jack Burton
No horseshit, Jack. 😉
Listening to Haddonfield Horror, you can get the same tone as the theme from Halloween, what a very different and great take on a classic soundtrack.
I love that background! Looks like a “What if John Carpenter directed Pirates of the Caribbean back in the 80’s!”
Edit: I just watched The Fog and it was freaking awesome!
I really enjoy that this music has perfect horror ambience but none of the jarring loud effects you might hear during a dramatic movie scene, so I can have it on and not worry about the tracks randomly starling me. It's such good stuff.
"Bad Omen" sounds so much like a movie theme for a tailing scene in a foggy night.
Dude, i listen to this all the time at work, makes me feel like an 80's action hero
This is so good. I've had this on repeat for the last week, and it's the perfect soundtrack to listen to during October. 🎃
Synth forever! 🤘🏻
Can you please! PLEASE! Make a bandcamp album of this playlist I want Buy all these songs as a collection on my phone ASAP!!! This is a Kickass Playlist and so beyond my expectations. I want to run a Nightbane Campaign with this as the soundtrack in the background it's perfect! Also driving around listening to this would be great!
These tracks are fantastic, Karl, thanks so much for sharing them and making them available to streamers! We have a charity session of a zombie RPG coming up that will be set in the 1980s and I will be incorporating (and crediting) some of your tracks to set the appropriate tone for the game.
Thanks again for your generosity and incredible compositions. :)
That Haddonfield Horror track is pure awesomeness!
Here's a mix of all of my John Carpenter influenced tracks, enjoy! You can listen to it on Spotify here:
open.spotify.com/playlist/5sSAVFJEUDBlfPznUTAl8Y
Also check out my premium subscription for exclusive track downloads:
whitebataudio.com/premium-membership/
Is the Spotify also stream safe?
@@kyroterra4380 Yes it is
ty for the awesomeness! if I use it I will tag you!
That photo is from The Fog isn't it?
This is really good.
17:17 "Admiral, we've been had."
It must be fate but 3 UA-cam channels that I found in the last year use your tracks.
Great music
I love This Sound, The Synth Dark of The 80s & 90s Style Horror 🌘🌌🦇🦇🎬🎞️
Thanks so much for uploading this. Talented and generous folk like you are truly amazing and a godsend.
Hey!
I just found you after watching a video playing out a chapter of Red Storm Rising, what a treasure trove!
Subscribed!
Forgive me father for I have synthed.
Haha
but i will continue synthing to the end of times.
That’d be a sick name for a synth album