Regera Dowdy’s Ghost: Music for your next Séance

In 2018 I released Regera Dowdy’s Ghost at the Hotel Recherché in 1961, an ethereal dark ambient exploration into vintage horror. And the perfect soundtrack for your next séance.

Now you can play the whole EP in one mixed format video. Happy Halloween 2022! 🎃

Video Alert: EXPOSED! The Truth About Time Cults

Who wants a bucket of VHS cult horror blood?

I just made a bonkers music video for EXPOSED! The Truth About Time Cults, a song from the eponymous Timewitch debut album. Timewitch is my minimal occult synth side project.

Happy Halloween 2022! 🎃

Haunted Mixtape Roundup!

It’s almost Spooktober! That means you have to listen to haunted music at least once a day. It’s like the law.

Thank goodness I’m here! Check out these free mixtapes for hours of terrifying soundscapes.

And don’t forget to visit my haunted bandcamp page for even more weird tunes, all 100% free to stream and download.

Happy haunting!

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Trump Org’s Haunted House Connections Are Giving Industry Watchers The Creeps

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By Jackelyn Velilla and Amos Patterson

Aug. 27, 2020

Trumped-up terror is big business. According to Zombie Buzz, haunted houses scared up nearly $700 million in ticket sales across more than 5,000 U.S. commercial attractions in 2018.

So it’s no surprise that investors are drawn to the spooky festivities, attracted by a lucrative seasonal industry that’s as reliable as pumpkin spice.

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Mixtape Alert: The Vanishing House

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I’m delighted to announce the release of The Vanishing House, a two-hour collection of dark ambient and experimental offerings.

This release marks a long-overdue revival of a beloved annual ritual: the Halloween mixtape. I’ve been too busy with original music projects these last few years to produce a mixtape as well, but this year I made sure to find the time. My first three Halloween mixtapes were Dead Punks (2007), a tribute to early goth; You’ve Been Sick (2009), a love letter to asylum horror; and Pray For Death (2010), dedicated to religious horror and possessions.

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