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Let Us Prey - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack LP

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Category: Vinyl

Bring home the chilling atmosphere of the horror film Let Us Prey with this Original Motion Picture Soundtrack LP, featuring music by composer Steve Lynch. This vinyl edition is presented on striking Purgatory Pink Vinyl, a must-have for soundtrack collectors and horror fans alike.

  • Original motion picture soundtrack from Let Us Prey
  • Music composed by Steve Lynch
  • Pressed on Purgatory Pink Vinyl
  • Released under the Burning Witches Records label
  • Ideal for vinyl collectors and horror soundtrack enthusiasts
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Michael Q. ★★★★★

The crimson vinyl looks incredible spinning on the turntable, and the pressing captures every eerie note of Steve Lynch's score with perfect clarity. It's a fantastic addition to any horror soundtrack collection.

William A. ★★★★★

The record arrived with zero warping and the surface is dead quiet between tracks, which matters a lot for a score this atmospheric. Steve Lynch’s tension-building strings really shine on vinyl, and the packaging feels sturdy enough to survive a few moves.

Christopher K. ★★★★★

The red vinyl looks incredible spinning on my turntable, and the pressing is dead silent between tracks. Steve Lynch’s score really captures the film's creeping dread, especially in those tense string sections. Already have it on repeat while reading horror novels.