John Carpenter’s Next Album: ‘Anthology II’ (Movie Themes 1976-1988) Coming October 6th!

John Carpenter, Cody Carpenter, and Daniel Davies have been on fire over the last several years, between releasing their albums ‘Anthology’ (Movie Themes 1974-1998), and the three (so-far) ‘Lost Themes’, as well as composing the most recent ‘Halloween’ trilogy and the re-adaptation of ‘Firestarter’,  and now the trio of musicians are back at it again with ‘Anthology II’ (Movie Themes 1976-1988), which will be released October 6th from Sacred Bones Records!

Here is their first released track from the album, “Chariots of Pumpkins” from ‘Halloween 3: Season of the Witch‘:

 

Carpenter reflects on ‘Chariots of Pumpkins‘:

 “This piece was made for someone else’s movie, the Tommy Lee Wallace directed Halloween III,” he said. “I don’t remember what his specific direction for me was for the main titles, but I wanted to reflect a kind of science fiction feel. The sound has been updated and it was fun to redo this song. The three of us using modern and updated sounds and production has influenced the overall feel of the song.”

Here is the track list for the upcoming release:

Side A
Chariots of Pumpkins (Halloween III)
69th St. Bridge (Escape from New York)
The Alley (War) (Big Trouble in Little China)
Wake Up (They Live)
Julie’s Dead (Assault on Precinct 13)
The Shape Enters Laurie’s Room (Halloween II)
Season of the Witch (Halloween III)

Side B
Love at a Distance (Prince of Darkness)
The Shape Stalks Again (Halloween II)
Burn it (The Thing)
Fuchs (The Thing)
To Mac’s Shack (The Thing)
Walk to the Lighthouse (The Fog)
Laurie’s Theme (Halloween)

You can pre-order here:

https://www.sacredbonesrecords.com/

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