Raising Hell in the Orchestra Pit
How Christopher Young Unlocked the Puzzle of a Classic Horror Score on a Shoestring Budget
Movies & Music
Reflecting Humanity Through César Dávila-Irizarry's Chaotic Soundscapes
Puerto Rican-born sound artist César Dávila-Irizarry discusses his journey from creating the iconic 'American Horror Story' theme to his latest experimental projects.
The ‘Batdance’ and Other Follies
The Unholy Trinity of Tim Burton, Danny Elfman, and... Prince?
Grave Expectations
The Resurrection of an Ancient Chant of Death
The Innovation of Bernard Herrmann in Three Movements
How One of Hollywood's Most Legendary Composers Blazed His Own Trail
The Instrument That Wouldn’t Die: The Story of Early Cinema, Film Scores, and the Theremin
If you've watched old black-and-white sci-fi and horror movies, you've probably heard a theremin, even if you didn't know what to call it at the time.
It Began in Africa: Ginger Baker's Global Journey
Ginger Baker's rhythmic odyssey spans from 1960s rock to Nigerian Afrobeat, showcasing a troubled genius who reshaped modern drumming.
The Day “The Thing” Rode Into Town
The Score of an Unlikely Alien Western Set at the Bottom of the World
Duds of Disney: A Duo of Mediocre Movies with Great Scores
After making its name in cutting-edge animation with early classics such as Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, The Walt Disney Company became the household name for family-friendly entertainment.
Jerry Versus the Xenomorph
The Battle Over One of Cinema’s Most Admired Scores