Mombi Yuleman
The Curse of Spring-Heeled Jack (Soundtrack)

hauntology / gothic / halloween / synth / horror / goth / soundtrack / lo-fi / dark ambient / experimental / ambient

In the 1800's, there were many sightings of a devil who was able to leap from roof-top to roof-top with incredible ease. This phantom was reported all over the United Kingdom and was especially prevalent in suburban London, the Midlands and Scotland.

He was said to be tall and thin. Beneath a black cloak, he wore a tight-fitting white garment like an oilskin. On his hands he wore sharp metallic mechanical claws and he could breathe out blue and white flames.

Throughout the years, this figure would leap out of the shadows of the alleys and blow flames into people's faces, leaving them in states of hysterics.

He leapt into the night when some angry townsfolk tried to corner him and wasn't seen for nearly 50 years.

In 1945 a particularly familiar specter showed up in Nazi occupied Prague. It seemed to be the return of the demonic phantom from a Victorian era. But this time his sights seemed to be set on instilling fear into the cold black hearts of the axis powers that be.

It would seem that the curse of Spring-Heeled Jack would live on.