We wish you a scary solstice! An Even Scarier Solstice is a sequel to our strangely popular A Very Scary Solstice. This year we've assembled better musicians, more singers, and 21 new songs of holiday horror. The CD features a cast of more than 30 professional singers with each number beautifully arranged and fully orchestrated by Troy Sterling Nies (composer for the HPLHS film The Call of Cthulhu). Styles range from rockabilly to middle-eastern to grandly gothic and just plain weird. We've even set Lovecraft's poem, "A Brumalian Wish" to music to create (we think) the world's first original Lovecraftian Christmas carol. Our new and improved sing-along songbook features a handy pronunciation guide, an introduction by celebrated mythos author Ramsey Campbell, and the full lyrics to all of the carols, complete with ample footnotes teeming with bizarre trivia about the carols and their underlying mythos connections! And as if that weren't enough, we've included sheet music for many songs! Get a Choir Pack of four songbooks for the price of three, and go caroling with friends and family! NOW AVAILABLE AS A DIGITAL DOWNLOAD - We are now offering a digital download of MP3 files of this collection. And, if you order the CD version, we'll throw in a free download too! A Free MP3 a holiday gift from us to you Blue Solstice The Songs - nearly 60 minutes of music - links below have sample MP3s All I Want for Solstice is My Sanity A Brumalian Wish The Cultist Song A Cyclopean Tomb (down in deep R'lyeh) Death May Die Death to the World The Deep One Song (Solstice in R'lyeh) Eerie Dreary Solstice The Festival Go, Summon Up the Dead Ones Harley Got Devoured by the Undead It's Mi-Go! Look! Professor Angell Brings Mountains of Madness Slay Ride Unholy Night We Three Friends of HPL Are What Thing Is This? The World in Terror and Madness Lies The Worst Hotel Still not enough? Then gird your loins for our Unbearably Scary Solstice combo complete with tentacle stocking. And if you want to go all-in, check out our ultimate combination of morbid holiday festiveness: The Cyclopean Holiday Combo.
