On September 13th, Sam Haynes will release his fourth studio album, and second album of 2014 "Spine Chillers." This is Sam's third Halloween themed lp and features dark electro horror instrumental music and ambient orchestral soundtrack music designed to give the listener maximum chills. Sam's music is influenced by classic 70's and 80s horror music including composers such as John Carpenter, Alan Howarth and Simon Boswell. The album has references to great horror icons, Zombies, Serial Killers, Ghosts, Carnival Clowns and creepy lullabies all make an appearance. The CD artwork features original Halloween themed artwork from reknowned horror artist Kachenstein. Listeners will hear the influence of the of classic 70's and 80's horror, each song is designed to create an atmosphere. Sam's music is used by Theme Parks and Horror movie producers worldwide to create chills and atmosphere. Welcome to the Horror Show, Sam's 2013 album recently won a Frightee award for Best Halloween Song. The new album not only provides a dark menacing atmosphere for haunted attractions and horror movies, it contains 19 unique and original Halloween songs that build on the traditional Halloween haunt music themes. This is so much more than filler music for a horror themed night/party this is the embodiment and future of horror music - UKHorrorScene It’s probably fair to say that this is what we want all our Halloween CDs to sound like. - Mr Frights Haynes places his emphasis on the more cinematic, atmospheric elements (calling to mind another FEARnet fave, Midnight Syndicate). The results will feel right at home in the foggy, cobwebbed corridors of a Halloween attraction, but also command your attention as groovy stand-alone works... - FEARnet These are killer ambient tunes that pack your bags for you and lead you right into the major kills and scares of any horror film or haunted house - Creepercast It’s all dark and atmospheric as hell.... would actually go extremely well with some of the abandoned places I’ve visited over the years. Both the huge menacing factories and the small creepy houses - Forgottenflix