1982 Pillows
Description: A strange signal takes over Halloween night. Season of the Witch 1982 channels the eerie atmosphere of early-80s horror through a glowing CRT transmission, sinister jack-o’-lantern broadcast, and three trick-or-treaters caught beneath the signal. Finished with distressed screen-print texture, analog static, and vintage orange-red tones for fans of cult horror, VHS-era nightmares, and old-school Halloween graphics.
Description: Fastway were an English metal band formed in 1982. They released their self-titled debut in 1983, which was both a critical and commercial success. A second album, All Fired Up, dropped in 1984, but failed to get traction due to the rise of glam. In 1985, the group released Waiting for the Roar, which was more of an album-oriented rock sound, instead of the bluesy-metal of the previous albums. Success was limited, and disappointed many fans, but the same year, Fastway was approached to make the soundtrack for the heavy metal horror film Trick or Treat. The film flopped, but the soundtrack re-established Fastway as a hard-hitting metal band. The soundtrack was a moderate success and stayed on the Top 200 chart for eleven months.
Description: Winter, 1982. An isolated Antarctic research station, one wandering dog, and a containment protocol that suddenly depends on knowing who is still human. A distressed Outpost 31 expedition-badge design built around frozen isolation, biological paranoia, and old-school sci-fi horror atmosphere.
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