Leanna Renee Hieber is a gothic author. Her books are delightfully dark and spooky and peopled with decadent Victorian characters. These books are so incredible and I highly recommend them! So when Leanna approached us to do a theme song for her series, The Spectral City Series, I got so excited. I read carefully through The Spectral City (book 1) and paid attention to which phrases jumped out at me, almost as if the lyrics were in spectral form and I could channel them the way the main character Eve and her close circle of friends (also mediums) channels the spirits. We used a lot of musical parts (layers) to depict the realities Eve has to navigate, whether spectral or corporeal, so listen for the different bass and vocal parts, along with other musical ghostly apparitions.
This song is now available on all the digital streaming and download sites as well. Let's get this song to the top of our list on Spotify!
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We like to think of MarsCon as a weekend long party for people who enjoy Science Fiction and Fantasy. It’s a chance to gather with 1,400 or so of your closest friends (or make new friends if you don’t know all 1,400 of us), and talk about science fiction, fantasy, cosplay, gaming, your favorite author, or whatever else you like to talk about.
If you’re looking to game, we have lots of gaming. We’ve had Special Music from Mikey Mason, Jonah Knight, Danny Birt, The Blibbering Humdingers, Valentine Wolfe and many others.
Come out for a night of spooky goodness on January 11. ∆LYS (The Parlor Pinks/The Third Service) will be bringing ethereal electronic vibes during her first solo set at The Eighth State.
Here's a link! https://soundcloud.com/deltalys
Valentine Wolfe returns to The Eighth State with their unique blend of gothic and operatic influences. Don't miss this one! It's free!
Join us for a free Holiday Concert with Gothic Chamber Metal and our haunted visions of Christmas favorites! Dark music to go with dark beer, hoping those bumps in the night are just reindeer...
