"They were despatched into the Outer Darkness upon that first Day of Exile, there to ravage the foes of mankind until their final atonement. Their Forgotten One gave them remit unbound, to set about the Traitor, the alien and the Renegade without mercy, and to harrow them in their places of strength. So began their long hunt. They hunt still." — Mythos Angelica

Feeding Frenzy

SONNE (in style of DOOM)

DOOM The Dark Ages (OST) - Infernal Chasm

Infernal Chasm

Infernal Chasm (Extended)

Unholy Seige - Finishing Move (Doom The Dark Ages trailer 2 music)

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of their seminal 2005 album Staring Into Space, Glaswegian duo Silicone Soul present a Darkroom Dubs reissue featuring two pivotal remixes that helped define the album’s legacy. 

Leading the charge is Ewan Pearson’s electrifying remix of The Poisoner’s Diary - a masterclass in sonic transformation. Pearson channels raw new wave urgency into the original, fusing its proto-dark disco leanings with climactic synth flourishes and machine-gun claps. The result marked a creative breakthrough for Pearson and added a defining edge to Silicone Soul’s catalogue, foreshadowing the darker aesthetic that would come to shape European dancefloors.

The vocal version adds another layer of intensity with the haunting delivery of Stuart Gray (from Glasgow indie band Viva Stereo). His stark post-punk refrains narrate a chilling gothic tale of emotional unravelling, an allegory for love’s collapse.

Adding further weight to this anniversary package, Berlin’s Dirt Crew deliver a powerful rework of Inferno. Amplifying the original's deep dub foundations, they lay down an irresistible Italo-disco bassline while framing the timeless toast, 'What does it profit a man to gain the whole world, and suffer the loss of his own soul?’ This is a remix that balances spiritual gravitas with dancefloor intensity, a reminder of Dirt Crew’s signature touch during their own breakthrough years.

These remixes have been lovingly remastered by Conor Dalton (Glowcast Audio) from the original DATs, giving DJs, collectors, and new listeners a fresh chance to experience two standout reinterpretations from the Silicone Soul archive. Twenty years on, they remain as vital as ever.

Originally released in 2005 on Soma Records.
Mastered by Conor Dalton at Glowcast Audio. 
Design by made.by.andy 
℗ & © 2025 Darkroom Dubs
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PREMIERE: Silicone Soul - The Poisoner's Diary (Ewan Pearson Instrumental) [Darkroom Dubs]

Prepare for the ultimate showdown with "Fallen King", an epic cinematic instrumental crafted for final boss battles. This dark synthwave and symphonic metal track combines electronic and indie elements to create a powerful, dramatic soundscape.

Fallen King (Horror Film Score)

Released: 28 September 2016 
℗ 2016 Bethesda Softworks 
By: Rick Gordon

Doom

SkullHacker

I personally love DOOM (2016) and its badass soundtrack. Harbinger is a lesser heard song in the soundtrack but definitely stands out from the rest. In this mix I have incorporated some surface combat themes and a heavy kit, for a more prominent beat. Hope you DOOM fans enjoy. 

If you're listening to this Mick Gordon: Thanks :) Keep making great soundtracks.

Original music composed by Mick Gordon.

SONNE (in style of DOOM)

Andy Strider