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Sunday, October 27, 2024

What will YOU be listening to on Halloween night? (October 27th, 2024)

Greetings friends, readers, Halloween enthusiasts or whoever you are...

Halloween is quickly approaching and if you're like me you're either decorated OR you'll soon be decorating your house for Halloween night.  I enjoy decking my house out even though I don't get many kids up my steep hill.  One of the most important parts of creating the atmos-fear is sound.  Years ago my Mother-in-law told me that the kids that did come to my house asked her how she could stay in such a scary place.  The music is what led them to believe the place was so scary.  I didn't have too many props out, but I did have my Pumpkinland music blaring out of every window.
Put some time into creating the right atmos-fear not only with your decorations, but with SOUND.
If you are in need - guess what?  I've GOT what you need.  Have a listen - it doesn't cost anything and you can download the music fast and easy.

Pumpkinland is the original "hauntscape" I recorded back in 1999 for my first home haunt

Pumpkinland II followed in 2000 and was recorded due to the incredible success I had with the original "hauntscape".

Pumpkinland III was recorded in 2001 and was recorded to complete the trilogy.

Each Pumpkinland Halloween "Hauntscape" can be downloaded for $10 each.  Money well spent.

Check 'em out!

Mark Harvey




1 comment:

  1. If it's not too late (and if it is, save them for next year): There are actually studio versions of the themes from "Dark Shadows" by Robert Cobert and "The X Files" by Mark Snow out there if you want some eerie instrumentals. And Ambient-Mixer.com has a whole bunch of free-to-use ambient soundscapes in the "horror" / Halloween category.

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