Triple Trailer Treat!

To paraphrase UK cult TV series The Young Ones: Have we got a video? Videogram's got the videos! Check out the three faux trailers for I Warned You Not to Go Out Tonight, Subway Stalker, and Regina dei Cannibali End Titles, streaming now! 

Originally appearing on the Lunchmeat VHS​ Fanzine tape back in 2015, the videos have been updated with the remixed and remastered tracks that appear on the Videogram Redux album. 

Check them out on Bandcamp​ at https://videogram.bandcamp.com/video, or get the full seven-minute Triple Trailer Treat VHS experience in all its lo-fi glory via my official YouTube channel here!

Outpost 31 Isn't Responding (video)

Check out the all-new teaser video for Outpost 31 Isn't Responding on my YouTube channel! Taken from a coming two-track digital release, this single is a tribute to John Carpenter's 1982 sci-fi horror classic The Thing.

The tracks will not appear on the coming Pre-Cert LP/CD on Cineploit, and are exclusive to this release and comes with gorgeous artwork courtesy U.S. artist Van Davis. Out soon!

Cobretti

This is where the law stops and I start. The all-new Cobretti EP was released today on my Bandcamp! Featuring one track from the coming Cineploit full length, two exclusive ones (including one collaboration with D.A. Medina), you get all three tracks for $3, the whole EP inspired by the Cannon Group action classic Cobra.

The video - using footage from said movie - was launched on my official YouTube channel, and has been receiving some pretty cool feedback so far, so make sure to check it out and feel free to share it on your social media.

UPDATE: The first week's batch of reviews are in. A ton of thank-yous go out to Cinema Slasher, Lunchmeat VHS Fanzine, Horror Sexy, Horror Sci-Fi and More, The Scream Review and The Rotting Zombie for the much-appreciated support. Make sure to check them all out, give them a "like" and tell them I sent ya!

Videogram Ident 1

Time to premiere the all-new video/trailer for the Videogram Ident 1! Since this project began as a tribute to the VHS experience of the 1980s - especially the trailer show tapes you could rent for cheap -  I figured I should have an ident/logo that showcased the films available on this faux label.

Check it out on my YouTube channel here and make sure to give the other videos a spin as well!

Charles Bronson

So, December's here, the 2077: Raiders of the Apocalypse 7" lathe cut has sold out and I figured it's time to wrap things up for 2014 by releasing one more video for the Videogram album, Charles Bronson!

Edited as a sort of cheesy/cheeky theme for a TV action series, I had a lot of fun creating the faux subtitles, although some took forever and required way more lipreading skills than I thought I had.

So, check it out, help out spreading the word and Happy Holidays!

EDIT: To celebrate these amazing six months and the appreciation the Videogram project has been shown I am offering a 10% discount on all the releases on my Bandcamp page. Use the discount code "humbug" when you check out tp apply. Offer expires at 11:59pm UTC on Dec. 31st.

Giveaway and reviews!

Check it out: Holly's Horrorland is giving away one free download of my S/T album. To enter, comment with your name and a valid email address here. A winner will be picked on December 13th. And how about that video featuring artwork by Saccstry!

UK's own The Rotting Zombie just posted a review of said album, summing it up as "...a collection of the most awesome soundtracks to films that never got made." This is a great review, and I really got a kick out of reading about Daniel driving through deserted industrial areas while listening to Walpurgisnacht and easily imagining zombies coming out of the shadows. Read it here.

More reviews can be found over at The Horror Movie Maniac. Summing it up as "addicting", Lauder also dubs Walpurgisnacht as her fave, but I Warned You Not to Go Out Tonight, Eaten Alive and Charles Bronson are given honorable mentions. It's a cool review, check it out here.

2077: Raiders of the Apocalypse

November 3rd sees the release of an extremely limited edition 7" lathe cut and to coincide with this I'm premiering the 2077: Raiders of the Apocalypse video on YouTube. Edited as a faux trailer using footage from the 1975 feature A Boy and His Dog - starring a very young Don Johnson! - the video itself will be released in a physical format later on this year.

Featuring mono mixes of 2077: Raiders of the Apocalypse, off the Videogram album, backed with the exclusive Wasteland, the 7" is also available digitally via Bandcamp, iTunes etc. with stereo mixes and a vinyl rip (!!!) as added bonus tracks.

For those wanting a taste you can stream it on SoundCloud and Spotify. The 7" will be available via my Facebook only, so make sure to keep an eye out during the day.

EDIT: The 7" is now available to order via my Bandcamp page, with a free download (including an mp4 of the video) as an added bonus. Get it here.

Camp Blood video

The all-new video for my coming Halloween track Camp Blood is online. Using footage from Sisworo Gautama Putra's Indonesian 1981 Friday the 13th knockoff Srigala, I think this one turned out pretty funny.

The track will be available on iTunes, Bandcamp etc. on October 1st. Check it out, spread the word and watch the other videos on my official YouTube channel here.

I Warned You Not to Go Out Tonight

The all-new video for I Warned You Not to Go Out Tonight is up and streaming on YouTube today. Using footage from the Irish (?) 1976 shocker Naked Massacre (aka Born for Hell) that's considered to be in the public domain, this thing turned out quite nasty - or beautifully nasty as one fan commented on Facebook - ending up with a sort of Lucio Fulci New York Ripper-type feel.

Check it out, feel free to repost and help spread the word. Cheers!

Coming soon!

Following the debut Videogram video Regina dei Cannibali End Titles comes I Warned You Not to Go Out Tonight. The track - as well as the video - is heavily inspired by Bill Lustig's 1980 slasher classic Maniac and so far it's turning out pretty gritty.

Currently in the works, this will most likely premiere on YouTube towards the end of August, but in the mean time you can give the track a spin on Bandcamp here. Check out the first video below.