Brides Of Satan (Original Soundtrack)

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1.	(Introduction) 00:49	buy track
2.	Rise Of The Brides (Main Theme) 03:56	buy track
3.	Something Beautiful 05:03	buy track
4.	When Push Comes To Shovel (BOS Version) 02:07	buy track
5.	Bumping Uglies & Grinding Meat 03:06	buy track
6.	(These Girls Are Gonna Eat Him Alive) 00:28	buy track
7.	Brides Of The Dirty Bird (Charlie's Last Dance) 04:17	buy track
8.	Will We Survive Tonight 03:31	buy track
9.	(Take A Chill Pill Zoe) 00:39	buy track
10.	Drivin' Dirty Bird Boogie 03:09	buy track
11.	(The Death Of Innocense) 00:16	buy track
12.	Heartbeat 03:03	buy track
13.	(Demon Rise!) 00:14	buy track
14.	Brides Of The Rumble 01:44	buy track
15.	(I Gave Those Knuckleheads What They Deserved) 00:34	buy track
16.	Dog Trouble 04:16	buy track
17.	(Are You Gonna Stop Being A Victim) 00:20	buy track
18.	Learning To Live To Death 03:49	buy track
19.	Learning To Live With Death 03:23	buy track
20.	Warehouse Showdown 04:53	buy track
21.	(Demon Show Yourself) 00:25	buy track
22.	Brides Of The Apocalypse 05:40	buy track
23.	Shut Up & Be Happy 03:13	buy track
24.	BONUS: Bumping Uglies & Grinding Meat (Vocal) 03:12	buy track

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Brides Of Satan began sometime in 2016 when I responded to a Facebook post I saw calling for original music for a grind house indie horror movie. I contacted indie filmmaker Joe Bizarro and we bonded over horror movies and garage music and my involvement with Brides began - him in LA and me half a world away here in Melbourne.

I was sent a screenplay and a cast list (which at the time included Ron Jeremy and Kitten Natividad!) and I got to work writing a song that fit the tone of what I read in the script. I think I sent the first two songs before filming had even begun (this was a few years ago so I don’t remember specifics).

The process began slowly (because making a movie is hard and expensive with no financial or studio backing) and over the course of 5 or so years I’d be sent rough cuts of scenes with placeholder songs by other bands that fit the mood. I would then have the job of writing something that captured the essence of those well known copyrighted songs without ripping them off. This was a really fun challenge and very different to the way I usually write songs. Luckily I’m a huge fan of The Rutles (look it up!) so I understood a little bit about getting the “vibe” of a song without just stealing bits from it or making a soulless royalty-free soundalike. This process had me writing in genres I usually wouldn’t do: Desert blues (“Rise Of The Brides”), stoner (“Will We Survive Tonight”), sleazy stripper jazz (“Bumping Uglies & Grinding Meat”), Partridge Family style cornball ’60s TV theme cheese (“Shut Up & Be Happy”) and the most enjoyable and out of my comfort zone - an ‘80s rock training montage anthem (“Learning To Live To Death”)!

Eventually the movie was complete and I found myself with a bunch of interesting music to turn into an album. My recording setup and skills as a producer and performer had changed a fair bit over the course of making the movie but the mix of low-fi garage and more polished songs makes for interesting listening.

I’m very proud of this album and honoured to have been involved with Brides Of Satan which is now available on BluRay through Darkside Releasing and will be streaming later in the year.

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released March 31, 2021

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The Jimmy C Melbourne, Australia

Melbourne based musician Jamie Coghill has been making his own music as The Jimmy C since 2005. He plays all the instruments, sings all the songs and records and mixes all the sounds. Jamie contributes music to the popular "Adventures Of Superseven" American Web Series and has played drums with a bunch of Melbourne bands. ... more

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