The First Clubhouse Horror Anthology
By FANGORIA Staff · August 2, 2021, 4:33 PM PDT SINPHONY (2021)
If you ve spent any time in Clubhouse over the last few months, you re likely to have run into
Sinphony, born in the virtual halls of the Clubhouse app. Producer Sebastien Bazile, affectionately known as French Batman frequently haunts those halls, and it s there that this concept was born. Bazile describes it is as so:
This was literally born of Clubhouse [the social audio app]. I met ten filmmakers from all over the world at 5 am in a Clubhouse room and promised them that my company Screen Anthology (Michael Galvan, Scott Norvell and myself) would produce their ten-minute short films to be part of a horror anthology. That was four months ago.
SINPHONY Is The First Clubhouse Horror Anthology
And we have a first look!
By Meredith Borders · @xymarla · April 21, 2021, 4:06 PM EDT Tabitha, Jason Wilkinson s segment of SINPHONY.
Like all of us, horror creatives have spent quarantine re-evaluating the way they connect and network in what has become a largely virtual world for the past year-plus. Clubhouse, the iOS social media app that facilitates communication through an audio-only platform, has grown into a new meeting ground for the horror community, with folks like Barbara Crampton, Jed Shepherd and many more getting together to share their experiences and talk movies. Some of that networking has manifested into
Puscifer “Existential Reckoning” (new single: “The Underwhelming”)
Less Than Jake “Silver Linings”
Firefall “Comet” (their first album in 25 years; new single: “Way Back When”)
Laura Jane Grace (lead singer of Against Me!) “Stay Alive” (solo acoustic album)
Taylor Swift “Evermore”
Sturgill Simpson “Cuttin’ Grass Vol. 1: The Butcher Shoppe Sessions” (20 Simpson originals reimagined in bluegrass form)
The Avalanches “We Will Always Love You” (guests: Rivers Cuomo, Neneh Cherry, Denzel Curry, Sananda Maitreya, Vashti Bunyan, Sampa the Great, Tricky, Jamie xx, Blood Orange, CLYPSO, Pink Siifu, etc.; new single: “Take Care In Your Dreaming”)
Belle and Sebastian “What to Look for In Summer” (double live album, recorded during their 2019 tour and the Boaty Weekender)