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Room 237 – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack LP

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Category: Vinyl

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.

180gm orange & red vinyl cut at 45rpm housed inside a heavyweight casebound tip on sleeve.

Comes with 14 track CD of complete score.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Victoria ★★★★★

The gatefold packaging is really sturdy and the vinyl itself is dead quiet between tracks. I’ve been listening to it on repeat since it arrived, and those Carpenter/Goblin references are spot-on—it’s got that dark, synth-driven energy I was hoping for.

Brian ★★★★★

The bass on this pressing is so deep and aggressive it rattles my windows, which is exactly what I wanted from a score this monstrous. Side A flows like a fever dream straight out of a Carpenter or Goblin session, and the vinyl itself is dead quiet between tracks. I've spun it three times since it a

George P. ★★★★★

The whole record thumps with that John Carpenter/Goblin energy, and the bass on the title track is massive enough to shake my shelf. It's easily one of the most intense soundtracks I've spun this year, and the pressing handles the heavy low end without any distortion.

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