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The red vinyl matches the eerie atmosphere perfectly, and Anima Morte's score adds a haunting layer that makes Lovecraft's words feel even more unsettling. I've listened to it twice already, each time noticing new details in the music that amplify the dread.

Andrew Leman's reading really pulls you into the story, and the score from Anima Morte adds this unsettling atmosphere that makes the whole thing feel like a proper audio experience. The red wax is gorgeous too, and the pressing itself is nice and quiet between tracks.

The red vinyl looks nice, but the record arrived with a slight warp that causes a faint wobble in the audio during quieter passages. Andrew Leman's reading is solid, and the Anima Morte score adds a nice atmosphere, though the overall pressing quality could have been better.