The New Moon Asylum
A horror rock album serving as a sequel to last year's horror-themed album, The Death Row Tome. Inspired by classic novels and other related media.
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12 songs
0:53
a dark and ominous horror church organ swell recorded with lo-fi audio
4:52
1970s horror rock, dungeon synth, speed rock, droning, ambience, echoed, eerie vocals, fuzzy guitar riffs, Lo-Fi, analog, retro, 155BPM, moody and tense atmosphere, mad screeching
7:34
1970s horror rock, dungeon synth, phonograph, creepy piano, droning, ambience, echoed, eerie vocals, fuzzy guitar riffs, Lo-Fi recording, analog, retro, 155BPM, moody and macabre atmosphere
5:17
1970s horror rock, dungeon synth, bluesy guitars, rain sound effects, droning, ambience, echoed, eerie vocals, fuzzy guitar riffs, Lo-Fi recording, analog, retro, demented tones
4:44
1970s horror rock, 210 BPM, galloping tempo, dungeon synth, droning, ambience, echoed, eerie vocals, fuzzy guitar riffs, Lo-Fi, analog, retro, relentless, terrifying
6:02
1970s horror rock, dungeon synth, doom metal, rising or falling tension sound, funeral march, echoed, eerie vocals, fuzzy guitar riffs, Lo-Fi recording, analog, retro, sombre atmosphere
4:48
1970s horror rock, dungeon synth, xylophone, droning, ambience, echoed, eerie vocals, fuzzy guitar riffs, Lo-Fi, analog, retro, groovy
1:50
A cinematic news broadcast soundscape featuring a professional male narrator with a deep, authoritative, and clear British accent, The background music is a tense, atmospheric orchestral score characterized by low-frequency synth drones, subtle string tremolos, and occasional metallic percussive accents that create a sense of mystery and urgency, The tempo is slow and measured, matching the serious tone of the report, The production is clean with a high-fidelity broadcast quality, featuring a slight reverb on the voice to simulate a studio environment, The arrangement is minimalist, allowing the spoken word to remain the focal point while the underlying music builds tension through gradual crescendos and shifting harmonic textures
3:27
1970s horror rock, psychedelic rock, acid rock, film noir, crime thriller, rising or falling tension sound, echoed, eerie vocals, fuzzy guitar riffs, smooth tone for soul and jazz, Lo-Fi recording, analog, retro
5:14
1970s horror rock, dungeon synth, 132 BPM, swung 16th groove, fuzzy guitar riffs, Hammond organ stabs, analog tape saturation, spring reverb, plate reverb, mono drum kit, tom-heavy fills, driving bassline, syncopated cowbell, retro lo-fi recording, eerie Halloween mood, funky groove, psychedelic pulse
5:25
1970s horror rock, speed rock, 155 BPM, fuzzed-out guitar riffs, slide guitar squeals, droning organ pedals, detuned bass ostinato, driving eighth-note drums, spring reverb snare, slapback delay, analog tape saturation, distorted mono mix, occult theatrics, nocturnal menace, breakdown drop, ‑studio production, ‑good quality, ‑great quality, ‑clear quality
7:32
1970s horror rock, doom metal, church organ, fuzzy guitar riffs, tense and haunting atmosphere, analog tape saturation, spring reverb, chamber echo, mono drum room, vinyl crackle, tape flutter, modular drone, pipe organ sustain, slow march tempo, funeral stomp, gothic dread, occult grandeur, 70s analog mix