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Best known for his role as collaborator and co-writer with horror auteur John Carpenter on the most recent “Halloween” movie score, as well as his albums “Lost Themes”, “Lost Themes 2” and “Anthology”, Daniel Davies is currently working on the finishing touches to his new solo album “Signals” due out in early 2020 on the Sacred Bones label.
Jun 21, 2024 · In To You 4. It Takes A Lot 5. Ghost of the Heart 6. Still the Servant 7. Big Crush 8. Wait 9. Those Eyes In the last decade, Daniel Davies has become a lauded composer of atmospheric, synth-heavy instrumental music—for film and TV scores, alongside John Carpenter on the director’s Lost Themes albums, and on solo releases like Signals and ...
Aug 24, 2017 · Growing up and learning the ways of crafting music, Daniel Davies would go on to be a part of various bands and, in recent years, formed a musical partnership with John Carpenter to create two impeccable score-based albums, 2015’s Lost Themes and 2016’s Lost Themes II. Taking the music to the road in the summer of 2016 for special concert experiences, Daniel Davies continues on a path of musical composition as he satisfies creative instincts.
Feb 28, 2020 · Signals by Daniel Davies, released 28 February 2020 1. Last Days 2. One Hundred Years 3. Origins 4. Destructive Field (feat. John Carpenter) 5.
Sep 7, 2018 · Daniel Davies is the son of Kinks shredder and distorted-guitar pioneer Dave Davies, but he has chosen a markedly different musical path than his father in recent years. After stints singing and ...
Daniel Davies is a Los Angeles-based guitarist, composer, and singer whose music ranges from hard rock to horror soundtracks. The son of Kinks guitarist Dave Davies and godson of director/composer John Carpenter, Davies has music and cinema in his blood. He spent much of the 2000s as the singer and guitarist of Year Long Disaster, a band ...
May 28, 2021 · Composer and guitarist Daniel Davies reflects on this familiar paranoia on his new EP, Spies. Across its five stirringly atmospheric tracks, the frequent John Carpenter collaborator evokes the tingle you get on the back of your neck when you sense you’re under surveillance — a feeling some psychologists have dubbed the “psychic staring ...
