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Silent Hill Live, Fri 6th November

Oct 6, 2015
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Posted by Jasmine Scott

Pack your torch, gun and map, we’re going to Silent Hill for the evening.
Legendary video game composer Akira Yamaoka and his band are performing the haunting scores for the Silent Hill series live for the first time.

The game series is known for it’s personal brand of psychological horror – possessed children, monsters with pyramid heads and zombie nurses roam the town of Silent Hill, while the main protagonist battles his own inner demons.

Yamaoka’s scores are one of the some of the most iconic in game history. They are modern, guitar-based and unlike any other Japanese game soundtracks. They provide the light and hope to the game’s darkness and despair.

The Haunt, Friday 6th November 2015.

Oct 6, 2015
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Jasmine is a writer and journalist who enjoys music (obvs), petting animals and playing video games.
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