RetroSynth!

Check it out: My video for Test Subject 011 is now hosted by RetroSynth! Check it out on their official YouTube channel here and make sure to give their Facebook page a like here! Many thanks for the support, guys!

Speaking of which: With less than 30 days left of the Qrates campaign there are now less than half of the buy direct pre-orders available! Stores like Two Headed Dog and Psilowave will carry it, but if you wanna support SelectaVision directly, you can do so by ordering your copy here. 

I Warned You Not To Go Out Tonight (Extended Version)!

Check out RetroSynth's all-new extended video they created for I Warned You Not To Go Out Tonight - taken from my debut S/T album! Using footage from William Lustig's 1980 sleazy classic Maniac, which is the main inspiration for the track, they created a two-fer trailer including the spoken word warning from my most-recent Gladiatori dell Apocalisse EP on Cineploit. Check it out here.

My all-new cover of John Carpenter's Halloween Theme has gotten some nice write-ups this past week! Make sure to check out Trash Mutant's review of both the track and video here, and head on over to That's Not Current for an all-new interview here.

Last, but not least, I uploaded my Halloween Theme to my SoundCloud earlier this week. Check it out here and don't forget to download the track via my Bandcamp page here.

October

October's here and, starting today, RetroSynth will be posting three horror synth videos on their YouTube channel. Artists featured will be, to just mention a few, Perturbator, Carpenter Brut, Cineploit label mates Zoltan and Videogram. Check out their YouTube channel here and make sure to give their official Facebook page a like here.

Haddonfield, New Jersey's radio show Baron's Crypt aired some choice Videogram cuts in their recent show focusing on horror features released in 2016. Other acts include Misfits' own Doyle Wolfgang von Frankenstein! The show airs on Fridays at 6:30 PM Eastern, but you can stream it here. Check them out on their official Facebook page here.

In other news I'm pretty thrilled to share that Vestra Pictures just announced that their coming documentary VHS Lives will be released on both limited-edition VHS and DVD this year! They also announced that they have secured a distributor for this documentary and that it will see a release on DVD and VOD in early 2017.

A fun look into the collector scene and other things VHS, the documentary features interviews with Troma's Lloyd Kaufman, director Jörg Buttgereit, Thomas Hodge aka The Dude Designs, and me, talking mainly about Videogram and how VHS left its mark on me and my music.

Make sure to give them a like on their Facebook page here and you'll find more info via their IMDB page here.