We made a video for our Pumpkin Mac & Cheese recipe (https://youtu.be/QJg6nru5384), and it seemed only natural to cover John Carpenter’s Halloween Theme for it. 

We had a bit too much fun making this and wanted to share it with all of you. Hope you enjoy!

Halloween Theme

Released February 16, 2016
'Forgiver' out April 29.

Written by Adam Fuhr and Keegan Steele
Produced by Jace Lasek and Yes We Mystic
Engineered by Jace Lasek at Breakglass + Private Ear
Mixed by Jace Lasek at Breakglass
Mastered by Ryan Morey at Grey Market

YES WE MYSTIC
Adam Fuhr • Vocals, Guitar, Synth, Rhodes
Keegan Steele • Vocals, Mandolin, Synth
Jodi Plenert • Cello, Organ, Keyboard, Piano, Wurlitzer, Vocals
Jordon Ottenson • Drum Kit, Electronic Drums

ALSO APPEARING
Solana Johannson • Violin

Thanks to Jonathan Cummins, Jace Lasek, Eric Ross, MFM, FACTOR.

No Harm

Rendezvous

Robber

This is the first single off of the upcoming album.

Love Won't Always Be There

Taken from the sophomore album on Lex Records, Zombies 1985. Release 8th October 2017. 

Pre-order the album - http://smarturl.it/ISM-ZOMBIES

I Speak Machine - Shame

From the debut LP "Plastic Heart" - available soon from Head In The Sand.

Pre-order now: http://headinthesand.ca/product/ghost-twin-plastic-heart-pre-order/

Ghost Twin - Saturn Swallows The Sun

https://joannepollock.bandcamp.com/album/stranger

‘Stranger’ is the debut solo album from Canadian artist Joanne Pollock. Released via Venetian Snares’ Timesig imprint, with whom Pollock previously collaborated as Poemss, ‘Stranger’ is a stunning collection of electronic pop songs that range from the unsettlingly calm and beautiful through to ferocious explosions of caustic noise, all held together by Joanne’s multi-octave ranging vocals. 

“What happens when we push up against that which contains us?” asks Pollock. “By distorting the mirror, we may become plastic. When the comfort of familiarity is stripped away, it can feel as though we become a stranger in our own bodies. Is it through embracing the Stranger that we discover ourselves? Stranger explores the multiplicities of selfhood - what defines us, where the boundaries lie.”

On tracks like the album opener ‘Carnival’, ‘Myself Apart’ and ‘Expect Me’ Pollock’s vocals weave in and out of the bruised and bruising bass lines, glacial synths and stop-start beats almost becoming one with the music, before suddenly overpowering the synthetic elements to take centre stage in bursts of joyful exuberance.

Combining an intricate, detailed approach to music production with illusive almost dreamlike textures ‘Stranger’ sees Pollock further burnish her reputation as one of electronic music’s most exciting and idiosyncratic new artists. Throughout the album’s ten tracks she continually leads us down dark, surprising paths as she experiments with and twists song structures, resulting in an album that feels both eerily familiar and startlingly new and continues to reveal new secrets with every play.

Stranger

Joanne Pollock - Carnival (TIMESIG007)

Ghost Twin is dark synthpop from Winnipeg, Canada. They combine roaring synthlines, dirty pulsing bass, dreamy guitar, and a haunting vocal dichotomy where Baroque meets Industrial, with live video percussion that feeds cinema through a cut-up technique imbued with occult aesthetics.

Their audio/visual performance creates a full sensory evocative narrative of shadowy haunted rooms occupied by astral phantasms and electronic voices from beyond the aether.

Contact: hereweare@ghosttwin.com

Halloween Theme

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