Music Studio - FREE MUSIC by Ray O'Bannon

Here you'll find seven complete albums of dark original
music to download and enjoy, completely free of charge.
The material ranges from drifty ambient to energetic rock,
so you're bound to find something you'll like...

CORPSE DICER:
This album was inspired by all those great
low budget horror films they used to show at
the local drive in theater. Each of these 13
instrumentals has its own unique character
and groove, but they all share a certain
'grindhouse' sort of vibe. So grab yourself
a cool refreshing drink, carefully adjust
your speakers and enjoy.

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LOCKED AWAY:
This album is intended to serve as a soundtrack for
whatever adventures your evening may hold. These
13 selections share a rather ambient nature, perfect
for creating a mood without demanding too much of
your attention. The music ranges from dark and
mysterious to bright and mischevious, with a constant
undercurrent of the supernatural, of something long since
hidden and forgetten, of something... locked away.

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RISE UP:
The monsters are throwing a party and you're invited!
This album does something rather unusual for a dark-
themed collection...it SWINGS, baby! All sorts of musical
influences join forces here. You may be reminded of the
great Ray Charles one moment, Type O Negative the next,
then find yourself rocking to the sort of melody
Tom Jones does so well. Only one thing is certain...
you're gonna have FUN here!

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A POCKET FULL OF TEETH:
This time we'll be letting the instruments do the talking.
They're anxious to share their odd little stories with you,
and I think you'll have in interesting conversation.
This album includes 12 dark instrumentals, all with a jazzy
semi-ambient rock style that's sure to please. So grab
yourself a heaping spoonfull of Brother Cain's Miraculous
Dog Oil, throw on your Trenchcoat 'n Shades, and let's go
visit the Casket Man. Uneasy listening at it's finest!

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SHADOW DWELLER:
This album has a spooky sort of intensity all it's own.
As ominous as Dark Passage, yet similar to Midnight Station
in it's energetic approach, Shadow Dweller draws on various
modern musical influences such as electronica and industrial
to create it's own unique world of darkness. There are also
some lighter moments to break the tension, but the general
vibe remains consistently eerie from start to finish.

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MIDNIGHT STATION:
This one's a rocker, folks. Midnight Station plunges
eagerly into the darkness with a stake and a smile.
Focused on classic horror themes, this album adds a
peppy rock style that brings lots of fresh energy to
those horrible rotting creatures we all know and love.
And we're introduced to a few newer nightmares along
the way. A musical experience intended to draw you
into a dark mystical world where spiders whisper,
the moon glows red, and even the ghosts are dancing.

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DARK PASSAGE:
Dark Passage has a distinctly ambient feel to it,
with slow patient grooves that leave the listener
pleasantly uneasy at times. Various bits of dialog
add to the relentlessly creepy atmosphere of this
album, calling to mind visions of such classic
monsters as werewolves and vampires. Infused with
a jazzy sort of mellowness, Dark Passage provides
an unusual, but decidedly dark, listening experience.

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