More Music From The Further

Void recordings presents the debut release on vinyl and digital download, More Music From The Further on August 18. The album features original music by composer Joseph Bishara (Insidious 1-4, The Conjuring 1&2).

Featuring Original Music by Composer Joseph Bishara

(August 14, 2018– Los Angeles, CA) –
Void recordings presents the debut release on vinyl and digital download, More Music From The Further on August 18. The album features original music by composer Joseph Bishara (Insidious 1-4, The Conjuring 1&2).

More Music From The Further is a collection of 27 unreleased and developmental score pieces from the first three Insidious films. Composer and creature performer Joseph Bishara delves into the raw takes, pre-scores and unreleased sequences written to sonically define the world of Insidious.

The colors of each film emerge through the body of work with an avant-garde composition style influenced by classical, early goth and industrial music as well as Tangerine Dream and John Carpenter’s works. Noted multi-talented rebel of the horror film score, Bishara employs 'gut-wrenching string dissonance, haunting electronic sounds and sudden crescendos' (ASCAP.com) in his use of strings and percussion to create effects designed to evoke 'maximum shock effect' in the listener.

The original Insidious garnered Bishara the Fangoria Chainsaw Award for Best Score on the film. He went on to compose music for its sequels Insidious Chapter 2, Insidious Chapter 3 and Insidious: The Last Key. More Music From The Further is from this dark astral realm of horror.

Beyond his work on Insidious films, Joseph has been both composer and creature performer in The Conjuring, The Conjuring 2 and Annabelle. Formerly guitarist and keyboardist from the LA industrial music scene, Bishara segued to soundtrack work on Mortal Kombat: Annihilation, Heavy Metal 2000, and John Carpenter’s Ghosts of Mars. Bishara’s credits also span from rap to hardcore to film as a music producer. His music production work includes the soundtrack for the cult musical film Repo! The Genetic Opera and its successor The Devil’s Carnival, as well programming and remix contributions for artists such as Tech N9ne, Marilyn Manson, Rasputina, Danzig, Jane’s Addiction and Nine Inch Nails.

Void Recordings presents a new soundtrack album for the first three movies in the Insidious series.

The Vinyl LP More Music From the Further is a collection of 27 unreleased and developmental score pieces from the first three Insidious films composed by Joseph Bishara.
It includes raw takes and pre-scores, unreleased sequences, and pieces written for and around this dark astral realm.

The colors of each film emerge through the body of work, held together by the unifying tone that has sonically defined the world of Insidious.

With an approach to avant-garde composition influenced in part by early goth and industrial music as well as the soundtrack works by Tangerine Dream and John Carpenter (whom he has worked with), Bishara is noted for his disregard for horror film score conventions and instead employs 'gut-wrenching string dissonance, haunting electronic sounds and sudden crescendoes' (ASCAP. Com).

Using strings and percussion to create effects designed to evoke 'maximum shock effect' in the listener, his inventive approach can be heard in all of the Insidious films and well as The Conjuring (1 &2) and Annabelle.