Freddy Vs. Jason, Soundtrack Vinyl LP, Graeme Revell

Freddy Vs. Jason Soundtrack Vinyl LP Graeme Revell:

• Composed by Graeme Revell
• Artwork by Gary Pullin
• Pressed on 140 Gram recycled eco vinyl
• Manufactured in Czech Republic

Freddy vs. Jason hit theaters in 2003—60 years after the release of cinema’s first monumental monster team-up, Frankenstein Meets the Wolfman (1943). Directing this long-anticipated monster mashup was Ronny Yu, a Hong Kong action director, who had recently found success resurrecting another 80’s horror icon with 1998’s Bride of Chucky. So to give his latest horror-heavyweight bout a distinct musical identity, he turned to veteran Chucky composer Graeme Revell.

Revell is a New Zealand-born child of the 1960s whose fascination with sound led to an unconventional music career throughout the 1980s. He was a pioneer of “Industrial Music” with his band SPK, a composer of music made entirely of digitally manipulated insect sounds, and an interpreter of the pictorial musical compositions of the artist and Swiss mental asylum inmate, Adolf Wölfi.

With Freddy vs. Jason, Graeme Revell had big shoes to fill. The Elm St...