Silent Horror Original Soundtrack

Dale North's "Silent Horror Original Soundtrack" is a captivating journey into the world of atmospheric, suspenseful music, released on April 7, 2014. Comprising 18 tracks, this album spans 44 minutes of immersive audio, originally composed for the video game "Silent Horror." The soundtrack was recorded in February 2014 at the historic St Michael's Church in Summertown, Oxford, UK, and was produced by Raphaël Mouterde.

The album opens with "Mark's Theme - Introduction," setting the tone for the haunting melodies and tense compositions that follow. Tracks like "Silent Horror Main Theme" and "True Terror" showcase North's ability to create a sense of foreboding and suspense, while pieces such as "Bittersweet" and "Makes No Sense" offer moments of reflection and introspection. The soundtrack is not just a collection of songs but a narrative experience, with themes dedicated to specific characters like "Lea's Theme - Passing By" and "Briggs's Theme - Strangely Epic."

North's compositional style is both intricate and evocative, making "Silent Horror Original Soundtrack" a standout piece in the world of video game music. The album's release on Loudr ensures that fans of atmospheric and suspenseful music can easily access this compelling work. Whether you're a fan of video game soundtracks or simply appreciate well-crafted, immersive music, Dale North's "Silent Horror Original Soundtrack" is an album that demands your attention.