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Paisley Babylon Working on Soundtrack to Indie Horror Film “45 RPM”

Paisley Babylon music will be featured as part of the Chicag0-based indie horror/murder mystery short film 45 RPM.

The film, which is currently in pre-production, is about a vinyl collector who discovers an important clue to a possible murder–a clue hidden on the b-side of a seven inch single found in a used record store.

45 RPM is visually inspired by classic Italian horror and giallo films, and the soundtrack is expected to be similarly influenced by Ennio Morricone, Bruno Nicolai, Goblin, and other famous names from the 60s/70s Italian horror soundtrack genre.

Paisley Babylon music will be prominently featured in the soundtrack along with other Chicago area musicians, and a soundtrack album release is planned. More information about the film and Paisley Babylon’s work on the soundtrack is coming to this space as the project continues.

–Joe Wallace

Paisley Babylon Soundtrack Music “Hallucinations In Space”

This Paisley Babylon soundtrack clip is composed for a sci-fi/horror film that doesn’t exist. Synopsis:

In 1975, the CIA and NASA were involved in research and testing of psychotropic drugs. The CIA wanted to know if certain hallucinogens could be used for advanced interrogation techniques, but NASA officials also wanted to know if such drugs could be used to combat the claustrophobic effects of long-haul space travel.

The most advanced space travel simulators were used, but NASA scientists could not be satisfied until two volunteers could be tested in an actual space environment.

The Paisley Babylon soundtrack clip here is heard during the sequence when the drugs are administered to a test subject in space. The test subject ingests the hallucinogens and tries to maintain control enough to report his experiences, but his mind is soon overwhelmed by nightmarish visions with freakish religious overtones…

Experience the hallucinations, download the Paisley Babylon track Hallucinations In Space.