
Over
the past ten years, Midnight Syndicate has been creating soundtracks
for the imagination. Formed by composer/director Edward Douglas in
1996, the band's music has become a staple of the Halloween season,
in addition to making an impact in the haunted attraction, gothic
music, and role-playing game industries. With a catalog of horror
music CDs that blend dark, orchestral horror movie score-style music
with sound effects, the band consisting of
Edward Douglas
and Gavin
Goszka has
had it's soundtracks to imaginary films featured in everything from
Barbara Walters TV specials and Monday Night Football to X-Box
games, Three Six Mafia tracks, and King Diamond heavy metal
concerts. Every October, Midnight Syndicate's music is featured in
hundreds of the world's premiere amusement parks and haunted
attractions, as well as in thousands of stores and neighborhoods to
provide atmosphere for the Halloween season.
The band has also made an impact in designing music for the
role-playing game industry. In 2003, they released the first
official soundtrack to the classic role-playing game, Dungeons &
Dragons. In 2006, their CD, The 13th Hour was the first music
CD to ever receive the industry's top two awards The Origins Award
and the ENnie Award for best gaming accessory.
In 2007, the band completed
work on the score to the horror film, The Rage.

In February of
2007, the band announced that it would be teaming up with Precinct
13 Entertainment to take on it's biggest project to date, the
production of the horror film, The Dead Matter. An updated
remake of a film that Edward Douglas produced and directed in 1996,
for $2000, The Dead Matter tells the story A vampire relic
with occult powers falls into the hands of a grief-stricken young
woman who will do anything to contact her dead brother. The movie
will be directed by Edward Douglas with multiple soundtrack CDs to
be released by Midnight Syndicate in conjunction with the film. As
with their music, The Dead Matter promises to take audiences
on a journey into the darkest corners of their imagination and
beyond. Production begins this summer with a tentative release date
in 2008.

THE
RAGEOFFICIAL
MOTION PICTURE SOUNDTRACK
RELEASE DATE : FEBRUARY 26th, 2008
Midnight Syndicate's score to Robert
Kurtzman's drive-in/late-night horror show thriller,
The Rage.
Menacing ambience and signature Midnight Syndicate dark soundscape
mixed with high octane action and chase themes guaranteed to get
your blood pumping.
OUT
OF THE DARKNESS
RETROSPECTIVE: 1994-1999
RELEASE DATE : JULY 4th, 2006
Before the Haverghasts, before the haunted
asylum and the Crypts of the Foresaken, there was Arcacia, a ruined
village by the sea with a dark past and a mysterious link to an
ancient tower hidden away among the cliffs of the Northern Jarls.
Out of the Darkness (Retrospective: 1994-1999) features
re-recorded and re-mastered horror music classics from Midnight
Syndicate's Midnight Syndicate,
Born of the Night, and
Realm of Shadows as well as four previously unreleased
tracks.
THE
13th HOUR
RELEASE DATE : JUNE 7th, 2005
The past does not rest
easily... The 13th Hour draws listeners into the halls of a haunted
Victorian mansion, through the sinister history of the Haverghast
family (Gates of Delirium). A truly interactive listening experience
for those ready to take a journey into the dark side of the
supernatural.
DUNGEONS
& DRAGONS
RELEASE DATE : AUGUST 12th, 2003
Ancient underground temples, dark knights,
mysterious labyrinths, sorcerers, forgotten tombs, enchanted
forests, and creatures from the deepest depths all await you on this
musical adventure into the world of Dungeons & Dragons. A
simple yet dynamic way to enhance any gaming experience.
VAMPYRE
RELEASE DATE : AUGUST 13th,
2002Unleash your darkest
nightmares as you enter the world of the Vampyre. Echoing from
ancient crypts, these haunting symphonies call forth the horror,
mystery, and passion of the night that awaits you . . .
GATES
OF DELIRIUM
RELEASE DATE : MARCH 3rd, 2001
A winding cobblestone road meanders its way deep into the thick
forest blanketing the hillside. Up ahead, you can make out several
spires rising above the treetops, signaling your arrival at
Haverghast Asylum - your new home. As your horse-drawn carriage
comes to a stop before its imposing front gates, you catch a glimpse
of something scrawled across one of the otherwise-pristine windows
high above you. "Turn Back" it says. Just then, a guard emerges from
beyond the gate to escort you inside. Haverghast is said to be a
place of healing for wayward minds, but there have been whispers of
other things as well. Things that are too terrible to speak
of...things that, if true, could make your nights here
rather...unpleasant...
REALM
OF SHADOWS
RELEASE DATE : MARCH 6th, 2000
OUT OF PRINT (Copies
still available at Entity Store)
Far beneath the shadow of the Dark Tower and
beyond a clearing known as Raven's Hollow lie the ruins of a
village. No one is certain what arose from the deep the fateful
night that the village was laid to waste, but travelers now report
shadows moving through the deserted streets and a solitary light
shining from the old town square. Dare to discover the curse that
befell this forsaken place as you venture forth into the "Realm of
Shadows."
BORN
OF THE NIGHT
RELEASE DATE : SEPTEMBER 1st, 1998
OUT OF PRINT (Copies
still available at Entity Store)
The Dark Tower stands high upon a rocky
outcrop, gazing down upon the landscape below with cold, merciless
eyes. For as long as anyone can remember, its forbidden halls have
been known only to the nightmarish denizens that call it home, as
none that have ventured near it have ever returned to tell of their
journey. One thing is certain - the Dark Tower is a place best left
alone. Whatever horrible secrets it keeps are not meant for the eyes
of the living...
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