Eerie synth exploration music! Delve into the unknown as drifting synths wind through a mysterious melody. Curiosity and inquisitive thinking mark the otherworldly mood of this track. The insistent arpeggio and unearthly pads ensure no stone will go unturned. Use this in scifi, indie drama, or filmscores! Sounds like Stranger Things, X-Files, Boards of Canada.

Orchestral horror action music! Stalkers chasing their target in the dark or undead enemies on the move need this suspenseful track to accompany them. Chopping string rhythms march angrily towards a big, dissonant climax. This would work in spy movies, quirky zombie horror, or dramatic scary Halloween showdowns.

Dark, ominous horror track! Creepy atmospheric strings and percussion evoke a moonless night alone in an abandoned graveyard where the dead are about to wake. Use this slow, somber track as the background music in haunted places, for eerie ambiance, and to set the stage for a scare. Works great in any horror or suspense production.

Angry, action packed horror music! A slow, creepy introduction leads to angry intensity as an army of the dead approaches. Skittering strings and heavy percussion crescendo to a dramatic climax. This is perfect for the climax of your horror movie or suspenseful chase, or any time zombies are attacking.

Spooky, unnerving horror music. Dissonant orchestral strings march to an angry beat from unusual percussion in this track with a suspenseful buildup to an intense climax. Sounds like SAW, or other movies with psychopathic killers. Great for serious, scary Halloween movies.

Tense, modern horror music. Pulsing percussion heralds your inevitable doom while dissonant, foreboding orchestral elements set a scary mood. You can run but you can’t hide from the deadly doom of the zombie hordes! Use this to strike terror or establish suspense. The walking dead will never stop!

Edgy tension building track! Ambient piano strikes sound a dramatic note with dark synths’ somber tones intensifying the unease. Great for scene where a dangerous stalker is watching every move you make, or the cops track down an elusive subject. Perfect for CSI, movies with a little more drama than usual, thrillers. Sounds like Red Dragon, Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Trent Reznor, Nine Inch Nails

Intense ambient drama music! Night is a good friend for broken hearts. A dark, sparse piano melody brings memories and flashbacks in front of your eyes, making it impossible to let the sandman do his job. Use this in romantic movies, drama, and anywhere an atmosphere of pensive unease is necessary. Sounds like the softer side of Trent Reznor, Nine Inch Nails, Gone Girl, Girl With the Dragon Tattoo.

Breezy, laid back corporate music. Imagine a state of mind where serenity and relaxation overcome stress and daily routine. Piano, strings and synths create a perfect moment when you feel happy, drifting in the ambient aether. This would work as meditation music, in commercials, for travel documentaries, nature, or spa presentations. Sounds like the softer side of Trent Reznor, Nine Inch Nails.

Electronica action track! A buzzing bassline and strong beat set the stage for a robot rave riot against humanity or high-tech espionage or computer hacking. Cyborgs, robots and binary creatures are pulsing in an electro dance as the growling synths get more and more intense. Perfect for sci-fi shows, inventions, promoting your software. Sounds like Nine Inch Nails, Trent Reznor, Social Network.

Reality show contest music! Ladies and gentlemen, take your seats, the battle is about to begin! This powerful, pulsing track will elevate the edgy drama in any show with competition and conflict. Use this for cooking battles, introducing athletes, or any time the hourglass is running out. Sounds like it would fit on Iron Chef, Chopped, American Ninja Warrior.

Dark, edgy tension underscore! Bell-like synths and pulsing rhythms stir up bad memories, flash back to a troubled past, and poke into the shadows. A little scary, uneasy, and dramatic. This is suitable for scenes with bad break-ups, lost loves, criminal wrongdoing, or exploring dangerous places. Sounds like it would fit on CSI, true crime show.