This is a four way-split album with the same artist. Part one: Six songs from the movie "The Wolf At The Door", serious dark mood music that I like alot. Like a soundtrack to your own anxiety and inner struggle to keep your mind above the surface of madness. -Give me another "happy pill" please! I wouldn´t mind if these songs were at least 10 min. longer, each. Part two: Five songs from the movie "Evil Ever After", these songs are modern tunes of horror with a big load of evil into them. While the "The Wolf At The Door" songs make you wanna end your life in one way or another, these songs makes you wanna do evil and horrible things to the ones you love and just sit there and smile and try to make up resonable conclusions and justify why you lost your mind and became a serial killer, metaphorical speaking ofcourse! The last track of this the second part is really cool as it sounds just like or is almost identical as the intro to a demo that a german thrash metal band called Protector made in the mid 80s. Part three: Five songs from what I think is from a TV-series. These tracks are all very similar to each other but are all very good. A scary hunting feeling. These songs could also easily fit as the music to a car racing computor game or something like that. Part four: Four songs from the movie "What The...?" These songs are not in anyway similar to the rest of the album. These are some really experimental jazz, funk, beat, fusion songs of some sort. I´m not familiar with this kind of music and it makes me stressed so I won´t say anything more about it, it´s for others to review. Overall This is a great album, the first two parts could easily been put on repeat for listening and I agree with Rick Dahl, this is great music to be used while doing something creative, just as him I also play this music while painting. Definitely a recommendable album!

I've used many of Flesh Rsonance and Tony Longworth's music in theatrical productions that I've directed. It's evocative and creates a mood that both Tony, I and my audience are in sync with. I've heard all the albums and all the tracks. When they put out more music, I want to be first in line to hear it. Rick Dahl Artistic Director Vertigo Theatre Factory Rochester, MN USA

I didn't mention that I often use Tony Longorth's and Flesh-Resonance's music to inspire and intensify my feelings while painting. If you're an artist of any sort, I highly recommend it. Rick Dahl Rochester, MN, USA

Amazing album. Makes for a great companion piece to, "Beyond the Veil" as well. From the haunting, "Wolf at the Door" tracks to the bizarro Zappa/Elfman-esque, "Evil Ever After" tracks to the downright funk of, "What the...? - Skinflick Time", this album's a perfect display of Longworth's expanding range. I loved the, "O-Cult" pieces as well. Each repeated listening makes me feel like I'm inside an Italian horror flick. Highly recommended!