4-track EP of your favorite holiday songs as darkwave covers. 

Sample of "Miracle on 34th Street" in "Santa Baby" from Old Christmas Radio.

Deck the Halls

Carol of the Bells

Wolves

Imposter Syndrome

Notch

Oregon Trail

Plath

Rorschach

Le Trippe

Our cover of a beautiful song by Dylan Bram McCort(1982-2002). Originally recorded by Dylan in an apartment in Cedar Rapids, IA in the winter of 2001-2002 using analog synths, direct to 4 track tape. Thank you McCort family for letting us share our version of his song.

Her Picture Of Me

Her Picture Of Me(Cover Of Dylan B. McCort)

In a far away land, The Sultan is grieving over a lost love. As the days go by, the throne is absent of a clear-minded leader, and The Sultan is graying with sorrow. Priests are useless. Family is distant. Friends become absent. Against the better judgement of his most trusted peers, The Sultan sends runners to far away lands to seek a solace. After a year of fruitless search, a robed figure appears at the gate of the ancient city walls.

Enter: The Necromancer.

The figure is from a distant kingdom, completely shrouded in mystery, trusted by no one but a weary and rapidly aging leader. She is thought to be a follower of a terrible black magic. Someone who is so close to evil that the air becomes cold when the witch is near. Surrounded by an energy so dark that stray dogs squeal in fear, and plants shrivel and die when she walks by.

The Sultan can no longer see reason. The Sultan becomes obsessed with the idea of his precious love being restored in life. The Necromancer finds her way into the chambers of the king. As The Sultan begins to forget about his loss, he becomes lost himself. The Necromancer seemingly vanishes into thin air upon their meeting, at the relief of many.

Since the disappearance of the witch, some say that the the eyes of The Sultan are absent; soulless. Some believe that The Sultan disappeared with The Necromancer, leaving behind a shell of a once great king. Still, others believe that whatever happened behind his chamber doors, a curse would be with his people forever, for the darkness that he selfishly accepted into his kingdom.

The Sultan and The Necromancer.

Sultan & Necromancer

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