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Death Pact — Single by Vallis Mortis. A dark, defiant track blending a dark psychedelic atmosphere with existential lyricism. Written and recorded by Tristan Robert Lange.

Death Pact (featuring Tristan Robert Lange)

Spoken word meets penny dreadful horror. Resting Place is the first in my series Devilishly Dreadful—a chilling revival of Sweeney Todd’s grisly world. Performed in my own voice with layered sound effects, this piece blends gothic atmosphere, grotesque humor, and the rhythm of my original poetic form, the Chameleon Cantos.

Devilishly Dreadful: Resting Place

Step into the cloister of shadows. Unholy Loopholes is the second part of my Devilishly Dreadful series, inspired by the 1840s penny dreadful The Black Monk; or, The Secret of the Grey Turret.

This recording blends my own narration with original AI-generated voices: the ghastly specter known as Father Blight, and a woman’s incantation echoing behind him. Dry, unembellished reading collides with corrupted liturgy, where even the Lord’s Prayer unravels into blasphemy.

A Gothic descent into faith undone and horror enthroned.

© 2025 Tristan Robert Lange. All rights reserved.

Devilishly Dreadful: Unholy Loopholes

Vesuvian Vampire sinks its fangs into the Gothic dread of the penny dreadful age. A cursed wanderer confesses his hunger, his horror, and his fate. Recorded in a haunting spoken-word style with immersive sound design, this installment of Devilishly Dreadful carries the listener into the world of Varney the Vampire.

Devilishly Dreadful: Vesuvian Vampire

A modern dramatization inspired by the legend of Spring-Heeled Jack.
God Save the Jack retells Jane Alsop’s infamous encounter in today’s London — where the glow of a television and the fire of hypocrisy blur the line between monster and man.
Part IV of Tristan Robert Lange’s Devilishly Dreadful series.

🎙️ Written, recorded, and produced by Tristan Robert Lange
🕯️ Genre: Gothic Dramatization / Spoken Word Horror
© 2025 Tristan Robert Lange. All rights reserved.

Devilishly Dreadful: God Save the Jack

A reimagining of the 1840s penny dreadful Ada the Betrayed — reborn as a Gothic ghazal of vows, fire, and vengeance.

In this haunting retelling, a free Black woman’s marriage to a northern gentleman becomes a forge of betrayal. But her silence speaks louder than his pleas. Through flame and fury, she seizes the story that once bound her.

🎙️ Featuring:
Etta Mae Holloway — The Narrator (AI-generated)
Silas Whitby — The Husband (AI-generated)
Written, Recorded and Produced by Tristan Robert Lange

Some stories are whispered by the living. Others are told by the fire.

Devilishly Dreadful: The Flames of Betrayal

An old ghost legend rides again, this time in Colonial America.
When a skeletal rider on a horse named Mënahtuw haunts a New Jersey village, superstition turns to horror—and the mask of savagery is torn inside out.
Drawn from The Skeleton Horseman (1841-42), this episode gallops through fear, faith, and long-buried truth.

Written, recorded, and produced by Tristan Robert Lange.
Part Six in the continuing Devilishly Dreadful series.

Devilishly Dreadful: Secrets Gallop

Devilishly Dreadful: The Undying Count
🎧 A theological-Gothic retelling performed in five acts.

Amelia recounts the fall of Count Villeroy, whose pious ambition to rededicate Castle Zindorf births something older and far less obedient than his faith. Beneath the stones, devotion and desire intertwine, and Lisbeth—his Abbess—turns our more than he can bargain for. This recording weaves poetic gothic dramatization, whispered ritual, and ambient dread to resurrect a Victorian penny-dreadful through modern Gothic sound.

🕯️ Written by Tristan Robert Lange
🎙️ Voices: Amelia (AI narration), Count Villeroy (sampled whispers), Act Titles (Tristan Robert Lange)
📜 Part VII of the Devilishly Dreadful series

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Devilishly Dreadful: The Undying Count

🎭 DEVILISHLY DREADFUL: “The Croaker” — Season One Finale
The dreadful ballade of Jimmy Komick — a satire where comedy curdles, free speech meets its price, and a joker’s voice becomes the final croak of Season 1.

Written and performed by Tristan Robert Lange
🎧 Spoken-word gothic dramatization | Ballade form | Macabre satire

💀 It may have cost, but free he spoke.

Devilishly Dreadful: The Croaker

Tristan Robert Lange
Poet • Mystic • Gothic Voice

I create work at the crossroads of poetry, music, and spirit — blending gothic atmosphere, existential honesty, and sacred subtext. My sound carries the same pulse as my poetry: raw, immersive, haunted yet haloed.