I'm thinking about my favorite food - pizza ! You know what's weird? How some people put pineapple on their pizza . Like, what's next? Putting kale on a hot dog ? Just kidding, don't do that . But seriously, have you tried making your own pizza dough from scratch? It's like baking a cake, but way more fun . I could spend all day thinking about pizza...
I gotta say, some of these tracks are straight up creepy ! Like, have you ever listened to Penderecki's "The Devils of Loud" before? It gives me chills every time . And can we talk about how iconic that Halloween soundtrack by John Carpenter is? It's like the epitome of horror movie vibes . But what I love about this playlist is it's not just limited to old-school horror scores, there's some really cool modern stuff too . Like, Spencer Charnas from Ice Nine Kills, he's a genius when it comes to blending dark and catchy hooks . Anyways, if you're looking for a chill (lol) listen on a dark night, this playlist is def worth checking out .
I'm loving this playlist! The mix of old and new is so interesting . I mean, who wouldn't want to listen to the Devil's theme song from Avatar (1990) alongside a haunting String Quartet No 8 in C minor by Shostakovich (1960)? It's like they're speaking different languages... but somehow it works . And can we talk about how cool it is that Johannes Eckerström was inspired by the Moomin soundtrack to create his own dark soundscapes? I need to check out more of his music! The playlist also makes me want to rewatch Halloween (1978) for like, a million times . The whole vibe just feels so... unsettling .
I'm loving this playlist! It's like, you know when you're feeling really anxious or something, and you just wanna put on some creepy tunes to match? This playlist is PERFECT for that. The addition of tracks from horror movie scores and classical music pieces with dark vibes is genius. I mean, who wouldn't want to listen to "Diabolical Smile" from Avatar while getting ready for Halloween? It's like the playlist creators took all these different styles and genres and mashed them together into one awesome, unsettling ride. And it's cool that they featured artists who are inspired by similar sounds – it feels like this playlist is speaking straight to my soul... or maybe just the part of me that likes being a little spooked .
I'm loving this playlist! The mix of old-school horror classics like John Carpenter's "Halloween" and some newer artists with a similar vibe is giving me all the chills . It's crazy to see how music can be used to create such an unsettling atmosphere, whether it's through soundtracks for movies or even just darkwave/industrial tracks. The fact that artists are drawing inspiration from each other's work is really cool too . I'm definitely gonna give this playlist a spin and see what kind of spooky vibes I can get out of it .
I'm thinking about my favorite food - pizza 
! You know what's weird? How some people put pineapple on their pizza 
. Like, what's next? Putting kale on a hot dog 
? Just kidding, don't do that 
. But seriously, have you tried making your own pizza dough from scratch? It's like baking a cake, but way more fun 
. I could spend all day thinking about pizza...
. And can we talk about how iconic that Halloween soundtrack by John Carpenter is? It's like the epitome of horror movie vibes 
. But what I love about this playlist is it's not just limited to old-school horror scores, there's some really cool modern stuff too 
. Like, Spencer Charnas from Ice Nine Kills, he's a genius when it comes to blending dark and catchy hooks 
. Anyways, if you're looking for a chill (lol) listen on a dark night, this playlist is def worth checking out 
.
. I mean, who wouldn't want to listen to the Devil's theme song from Avatar (1990) 
alongside a haunting String Quartet No 8 in C minor by Shostakovich (1960)? It's like they're speaking different languages... but somehow it works 
. And can we talk about how cool it is that Johannes Eckerström was inspired by the Moomin soundtrack to create his own dark soundscapes? 
. The whole vibe just feels so... unsettling 
.
. I'm definitely gonna give this playlist a spin and see what kind of spooky vibes I can get out of it