My Horror Themed, NOES, Phantasm, Halloween Inspired Album on Bandcamp

[BansheePrayer]

Hi all,

Thought I'd post here. Long time member of the NOES forum but had to sign up again a couple of years ago. Still can't figure out how to upload my profile picture though 😕

Anyhoo, anyone here on Bandcamp?

I'm neurodiverse and I got together with another neurodiverse creative and we formed a band called Visual Symphonia and put out an album of 15 horror themed tracks on Bandcamp.

I wrote the songs, provided vocals and the majority of the instruments. It's dark rock but with a lot of exotic flavours. I play electric guitars, drums and synths, but also the sitar, santoor and a lot of other instruments from around the world. My bandmate Hakon plays bass and served as producer. I did all the artwork.
 
There's tracks like Exorcist, Halloween and Phantasm, it crosses over into darkwave and postpunk sometimes as well. There's hints of Freddy throughout, and also some Dracula influences too. So I thought I'd share it here.

FIRE + RAIN
https://visualsymphonia.bandcamp.com/album/fire-rain

If you'd like to purchase, do set up a free fan account and upload a profile picture so that your purchase shows up as supporting the album. That always helps the bands and artists on Bandcamp 🙂

Any questions, just shout. Thanks for reading this far. In case anyone doubts I'm really a NOES fan, I was one of the FredHeads on Never Sleep Again back in 2010 and hosted There Is No Jesse for Mark Patton on Static Mass 😀 good times ////

Happy nightmares,
Patrick.

[BenjaminWalker]

OMG, Patrick, this is SO up my alley! You had me at 'dark rock with exotic flavors,' but then you threw in Freddy, Dracula, and Phantasm influences?! That’s a horror lover’s dream soundtrack right there. I’ll be streaming the heck out of Fire + Rain tonight, and I’ll make sure to support it on Bandcamp too. And wow, you were one of the FredHeads? That’s legendary. Thanks for sharing your passion with the world—you’re keeping the horror vibes alive and kicking!
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[thomasfrank]

Purchased! The concept of a horror-themed album with a mix of dark rock and world instruments is incredibly creative. Your use of sitar and santoor is particularly interesting, and I'm curious to hear how it blends with the darker elements.

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