“Keith Richie has a way with electronic music. It almost always never sounds electronic! Here, he has the freedom to explore the aural landscape and generate musical imagery, beyond the limits of pop music structures, and he does it extremely well. He produces a unique listening experience, a collection of suspenseful, expressive themes that are also occasionally inspiring. “March of the Inanimate” feels like an invitation to imagine movie scenes from films that have yet to be made” – Robbie Tee / Jamsphere

March of the Inanimate is a bit of a homage to the classic horror movie soundtracks produced by John Carpenter and Alan Howarth who co-wrote the music to classics such as Halloween, the Fog, and numerous others.

The classic themes from those movies is what initially inspired me to get into electronic soundtrack music, and creating soundtrack music is something I’ve always wanted to do.

This release features eerie, creepy and foreboding ambient music sure to get you into the Halloween spirit, and even though this set of music isn’t tied to any film, it does tell a unique story in it’s own right.
I hope you enjoy it well enough to include in your collection.

Take a guided tour through the album with me here in my “Behind the music” posting where I go behind the scenes and describe how the album came to be.  I share my thoughts on each track and the direction the album took.  Read more by clicking here.

 

 Preview/Listen

Videos

Chasing Shadows – Ambient Visions Edition

Reviews

Read a few of the reviews for March of the Inanimate.

• March of the Inanimate review by Jer@SBS. Sleeping Bag Studios
• March of the Inanimate review by Eric Shupps on Amazon
• March of the Inanimate review by Robbie Tee on Jamsphere

Buy/Streaming

You can buy your very own copy of March of the Inanimate from one of the following digital distributors!

• iTunes
• Amazon
• Google Play
• Groove Music
• CD Baby
• Bandcamp
• Tidal
• Rhapsody
• Spotify
• YouTube
• SoundCloud
• iHeartRADIO