John Carpenter Skeleton 'Hemoglobin' colored Vinyl 12" Pre-Order only 500 made

$

60

New and Sealed
Hemoglobin colored Vinyl 12" housed in a X-ray style Opaque outer sleeve.  (I suspect it is John Carpenter's skull based on looking at the teeth in the Xray).
Limited Edition to only 500 Hemoglobin colored LPs. So this color is extremely limited.
Label: Sacred Bones
This is a Pre-Order Released 31 July 2020 and will be shipped to you once I receive it which is scheduled around Aug. 28th 2020.
Tracks:
Skeleton (3:13)
Unclean Spirit (3:01)

Press Release:
Legendary composer/director John Carpenter has returned with his first non-soundtrack music since 2016's Lost Themes II. Collaborating again  with son Cody Carpenter and godson Daniel Davies, his bandmates and co-composers for the David-Gordo Green-directed Halloween films, Carpenter is sharing the propulsive new single  "Skeleton" and its B-side, the haunting "Unclean Spirit."
The sessions for these songs saw the trio shifting their focus from scoring the screen and engaging a totally different creative muscle.  Instead of being guided by what was happening in the world of Halloween, they were free to work toward other ends.
"It was refreshing to be able to write music that didn't have to fit to any sort of locked image," John said.  "We also had a specific focus and direction we wanted too follow when working on Halloween, both in terms of mindset and instruments, and being able to return to working without that narrow focus was refreshing.  Although working on Halloween didn't specifically  influence any of these new compositions, there was always a honing of craft that must take place when working on a film like Halloween, and our improved skills definitely helped us in writing these songs."
Working together to score a major Hollywood production only deepened the collaborative chemistry between the composers.  That comfort level paid dividends, as the songs developed largely in the room where they were recorded.  "Like the majority of the songs that we write, both 'Skeleton' and 'Unclean Spirit' mainly started with an improvised riff, which was then expanded and built upon to create the full song," John explained. "Like the previous Lost Themes album, we each handled duties of writing and recording, with all three of us contributing ideas and parts."