The Haunting In Connecticut 2: Ghosts Of Georgia soundtrack by Michael Wandmacher (album review).
This soundtrack is for the horror film ‘The Haunting In Connecticut 2: Ghosts Of Georgia’, which is a loose sequel
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Music/Audio
Music and sounds.
Doctor Who: Plague Of The Cybermen (11th Doctor book) by Justin Richards (CD review).
A timely release, ‘Plague Of The Cybermen’ features the dulcet tones of David Warner who has cracked through the glass
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Doctor Who: Special Releases: 1: Voyage To Venus by Jonathan Morris (audio-CD review).
With the opportune arrival of the Sixth Doctor into the lives of Jago & Litefoot, it’s time for some special
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Doctor Who: Destiny Of The Doctor 5. Smoke And Mirrors by Steve Lyons (CD review).
With Tegan once again dressed for work, it’s no surprise that the TARDIS is once again not on time for
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Jago & Litefoot: Series Five Box Set by Jonathan Morris, Marc Platt, Colin Brake, Justin Richards (CD review).
The dynamic duo, Jago and Litefoot, return in their fifth box set and with 4 stories set in the 1960s
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Titanium Rain by Josh Fiuney and Kat Rocha (CD review).
This isn’t an audio book. Much better than that, it’s audio drama, a relatively rare thing these days. The BBC
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Star Trek: The Next Generation Volume One Limited Edition music composed and conducted by Dennis McCarthy, Jay Chatterway, Fred Steiner, Don Davis and John Debney (CD review).
It was long ago and faraway and well before the remained worlds of new ‘Star Trek’, this was our new
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Music From The Films Of Ridley Scott arranged by Dominik Hauser (album review).
A career mapped out in music. What could be more poetic? This album collects tracks from some of director Ridley
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Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance soundtrack by Jamie Christopherson (album review).
When reviewing materials, it’s important to put aside personal taste as much as possible and offer a fair and balanced
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Defiance: Original Video Game Soundtrack by Bear McCreary (album review)
Proving that sleep is for wimps, Bear McCreary strikes again with a cracking soundtrack for the game that is tied
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