Eternal Rest

Album ANW 4266Eternal Rest

Kevin Rix (ASCAP) | Paul Dinletir (ASCAP) | Steffan Koch (ASCAP) | Konstantinos Papalexopoulos (PRS) | Sergiu Muresan (PRS) | Jordan Rees (PRS)

Distorted and disturbing organic sounds mix with modern horror sound design and battering percussion, bludgeoning the senses into nightmare submission.

19 tracks

  1. La Llorona
    La Llorona4266/1
    Kevin Rix (ASCAP)
    Squealing, glitchy synth hits intro; mysterious, dark keyboard motif breaks into bombastic, brutal, rapidfire percussion, layering shrill alarms, textured FX, distant screams and massive drops.
     
    1:46102 BPM
  2. Hand of the Wicked
    Hand of the Wicked4266/2
    Paul Dinletir (ASCAP)
    Raw, organic, piercing piano strikes, shrill screams, skittering FX and dissonant piano strings weave in and out. Clicking gunshots and static, rattling metals and deep, pounding hits tick a rhythmic and accelerating march to doom.
     
    1:51154 BPM
  3. Hybrid Organism
    Hybrid Organism4266/3
    Steffan Koch (ASCAP)
    Low drone with subtle textures lead to dank breath and shrill pings; metallic slams and a heart beats its last pulse; dissonant drone builds and swells, rising to an intense, rhythmic pulse with steady percussion and synth bass beat.
     
    2:33160 BPM
  4. You're Next
    You're Next4266/4
    Kevin Rix (ASCAP)
    Deserted asylum, basement floor. All the horrors of imagination tick, pulse, grind, skitter, glitch and slice. Blood coats the walls. Memories of electrocution, pain, torture, chains and death.
     
    1:3597 BPM
  5. Sacrificial Atonement
    Sacrificial Atonement4266/5
    Paul Dinletir (ASCAP)
    Eerie, haunting piano and distant, airy textures layer with glitchy FX. Reverse tonal loop, like time going backward, pulsing heartbeat and shrill, rising ascending strings punctuated by brutal percussion relentlessly stabbing towards eternal unrest.
     
    1:55160 BPM
  6. Impending Gloom
    Impending Gloom4266/6
    Steffan Koch (ASCAP)
    Simply terrifying. Minimal, sporadic hits, distant, dissonant textures, static, plucked strings, a shrill drone, all punctuated by ominous metallic, clanging hits, building to a massive, percussive, brutally rhythmic back end.
     
    2:06120 BPM
  7. The Trees Have Eyes
    The Trees Have Eyes4266/7
    Konstantinos Papalexopoulos (PRS)
    Dark, creepy, skittering textures layer over a rhythmic synth beat. Glitchy and ominous, you know something has gone wrong and now the game has started playing us. Huge drums pound in seductive terror while synths squeal and there is no chance for escape.
     
    1:55160 BPM
  8. Children of the Scorn
    Children of the Scorn4266/8
    Sergiu Muresan (PRS)
    Wicked metallic slice leads to creepy, creaking footsteps and a dissonant piano; a child's tweaked toy piano motif plays while an ominous bass drone lays under jarring hits and bloody evil synth textures. A bludgeoning, brutal and relentless death march.
     
    2:10120 BPM
  9. Wrongdoers
    Wrongdoers4266/9
    Kevin Rix (ASCAP)
    Steady synth heartbeat pulse weaves through deep drones and airy textures, punctuated with shrill alarms and slicing metallic stabs. Dark tension builds with massive squealing, glitchy blasts, building to a massive, pounding climax.
     
    1:48135 BPM
  10. Neomorph
    Neomorph4266/10
    Steffan Koch (ASCAP)
    Wake up with your mind wiped clean. Terror overtakes you. A low droning pulse swirls; deep bass drops while vile images of last night slice through your memory. Digital shrieks pierce the calm; while pounding hits create an evil back end.
     
    2:08120 BPM
  11. The Screamer
    The Screamer4266/11
    Jordan Rees (PRS)
    The last house on the left has earned its wicked reputation. Old, creaking doors, a haunted music box - childhood memories corrupted. Murderous slams and screams, blood-curdling synth FX and relentlessly pounding drums.
     
    2:16120 BPM
  12. Step Into the Light
    Step Into the Light4266/12
    Paul Dinletir (ASCAP)
    Minimal booms and textures, scratchy glitches and distant clangs. The phone is dead and there's static on TV. All the machinery has failed, yet you can't escape, no matter how brutally you pound at the door.
     
    1:48160 BPM
  13. Ritual of Malice
    Ritual of Malice4266/13
    Kevin Rix (ASCAP)
    Your god can't help you now. Spectral bodies float above the mouth of hell; glorious choir chants while vicious, slicing FX and pulsing bass synths growl. Demons gnaw at the limbs, hungry for sacrifice, with screams of agony and eternal damnation.
     
    1:4891 BPM
  14. Fatal Destination
    Fatal Destination4266/14
    Steffan Koch (ASCAP)
    Deep booms, echoing with slicing, evil, metallic FX; knocking, ticking, static and metallic rattle, builds rhythmically, with deadly intent.
     
    2:0390 BPM
  15. Jinmenken
    Jinmenken4266/15
    Kevin Rix (ASCAP)
    Shrill, plucked stabs and ominous undertones punctuated with slicing, evil metallic stabs. Shrieks of terror and swirling strings, gunshots, and dissonant alarms pound a massive, punishing back end.
     
    1:38160 BPM
  16. Wretched Refuse
    Wretched Refuse4266/16
    Steffan Koch (ASCAP)
    Creepy piano strings motif with low bass synth drone and textured FX; deep hits and eerie music box build with tension strings and a massive rise with clicking metallics.
     
    1:54107 BPM
  17. Slender Man
    Slender Man4266/17
    Kevin Rix (ASCAP)
    Deep bass pulse, haunting drones and bending, sliding low notes create a creepy, ominous intro; ticking metallic, glitchy textures stab ruthlessly while a rhythmic, distorted synth alarm and urgent drums drive the back end.
     
    2:30120 BPM
  18. Camazotz
    Camazotz4266/18
    Steffan Koch (ASCAP)
    Deep boom, evil clanging bell and distant stomps arriving at your door; otherworldly winds and chimes with reverse loops trap you in a nightmare state; metal drags with rhythmic procession, rising towards ultimate doom.
     
    2:03100 BPM
  19. Chupacabra
    Chupacabra4266/19
    Kevin Rix (ASCAP)
    A twisted music box melody makes your hair stand on end while tremolo strings and a low, pulsing bass build the tension. Ticking, scratching synth textures layer until massive, shrill stabs disrupt the tension with intent to kill.
     
    2:14105 BPM
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