John Carpenter’s main theme for Halloween and The mighty Goblin’s main theme for Dario Argento’s Suspira. He really does manage to do wonders with both tracks making them wholly Xela tracks, replaying them in such a clever and inventive way. " />

Halloween which starts of with sinister muffled tones and late night sleeping tones. Almost one can imagine some one slumbering in a hummock, but before you get too conformable a buzzing feedback chug drifts in and out - almost like are sleeper is starting to have bad dreams. Then the familiar main Halloween melody appears reborn in muffled electro xylophone which has a child’s musicbox vibe. One can almost picture the once sleeping hummock victim falling bloody to the floor or maybe this is the soundtrack to a cut scene from the begin of Carpenter’s Halloween, where the young Michael Myers has strange psychedelic, bloodsplattered, dreams, just after he has killed his sister.