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Room 237 – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack CD

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One of the finest modern scores we at Death Waltz have heard in a very long time. Room 237 is simply monstrous; this is a huge sounding record that references John Carpenter, Goblin, Stevlio Cipriani, late 70s prog and early 80s electronic music all the while with it’s feet firmly in the present day. The minute we heard this score we knew we had to release it.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Benjamin M. ★★★★★

The opening track hits like a synthwave thunderclap—pure Carpenter-era tension that fills the room. That huge, monstrous sound really comes through on CD, and I've caught myself replaying side two three times in a row.

Avery ★★★★★

The liner notes are beautifully done, but it's the sound that truly sells it—that huge, Carpenter-esque synth wash feels like it's filling my whole living room. I've had it on repeat for two days and it still gives me chills.

Jason ★★★★★

The bass on this one hits like a synthwave nightmare, all Carpenter and Goblin vibes cranked up to eleven. I’ve had it on repeat for three days and it still gives me chills every time that main theme kicks in. A genuinely huge-sounding score that deserves a proper listen with good speakers.