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F.E.A.R. part 8
Get out, before it wakes up!
Lumsk - Slepp Meg
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F.E.A.R. Part 7
For each of the following.
Wait until after dark.
Turn out the lights.
Load the video.
For extra immersion, turn off the monitor and listen through headphones.
We start with the unsettling.
Devil Doll - The Girl Who Was... Death (En'tracte)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cu- -
The Criteria of F.E.A.R.
I don't claim to be an expert in horror or all things scary, nor much more than a hobbyist. I know what I like, and periodicly what I like is a good chill. I seem to have attracted a few fans, so I suspect some of you trust my judgment ( Read more... ) -
Fomenting Eternal Agony Renewal
Hallowe'en is upon us. A time for spooks and ghosts, frights, blights, and scary things aplenty ( Read more... ) -
The R'yleh/General Mills Connection
There are two things of which the very sight is known to drag people to the depths of utter madness. One is the great old one Cthulhu. The other: Cocoa Puffs. The only thing that has saved mankind from ineffable damnation is the fact that High Priest Sonny the Cuckoo was driven to gibbering insanity decades ago by repeated exposure to his unholy, ( Read more... ) -
F.E.A.R. Part 6
Nothing produces fear like a bad memory.
Daniel Bukvich - Symphony No. 1 (In Memoriam Dresden, 1945)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXeb-lrvsVo&feature=related
This piece isn't like your typical classical music. -
F.E.A.R Part 5
This has been touted as being from the darkest album ever. Having listened to it, I would whole-heartedly concur. It took a long time to build up a resistance to the nails-on-chalkboard style dissonance that permeates the first track ( Read more... ) -
F.E.A.R. Part 4
Sometimes frightful music comes in very complicated packages, but it is quite possible to manage it with a single instrument.
Rupert Chapelle - Ghost Ship
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F.E.A.R. Part 3
Scariness in typical rock music seems to lose a lot of its impact, likely because its measured patterns give you some sense of where things are going in the song. There's also the fact that the beat and speed often override any chilling atmosphere that the writer may be trying to instill ( Read more... )