Out now! Steampunk is a two volume CD soundtrack for G. D. Falksen’s novel The Hellfire Chronicles: Blood In The Skies. This musical compilation represents the combined work of some of the top steampunk bands and musicians from across the world, who have come together to provide you with music to listen to while reading Blood In The Skies. The soundtrack also features an exclusive preview of the book, read by the author.
Buy Steampunk Volume 1 here for only $6.99
- “Lullabye for Lizzie” by Hellblinki (Hellblinki.com)
- ”The Killer” by The Magnificent Seven (Magnificentseven.se)
- “Terpsichore” by Strange Artifact (Strangeartifact.jp)
- “Thick As Thieves {Loreli, Pt. III}” by Dr. Carmilla (Drcarmilla.com)
- “The Beer Hall In Hell” by Veronique Chevalier (WeirdVal.com)
- “Valentine” by Sunday Driver (Sundaydriver.co.uk)
- “The silent have names” by Platform One (Platform-one.com)
- “On a 45”” by This Way to the Egress (Thiswaytotheegress.com)
- “For the Killers” by Unwoman (Unwoman.com )
- “House of Cards” by Frenchy and the Punk (Frenchyandthepunk.com)
- Prologue of The Hellfire Chronicles: Blood In The Skies, read by the author
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Buy Volume 2 here for only $6.99
- “Glory (Blood in the Skies Mix)” by The Clockwork Dolls (theclockworkdolls.com)
- “goggles” by The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing (facebook.com/blamedfornothing)
- “The Cruel Intentions Of Time” by The Wet-Glass RO (thewetglassro.bandcamp.com)
- “Railroad Track” by Imaginary Airship (imaginaryairship.com)
- “The Man Who Learnt To Fly” by Tom Slatter (tomslatter.co.uk)
- “Blood in the skies” by Victor Sierra (victorsierra.net )
- “Smoke & Mirrors” by GHOSTFIRE (ghostfiremusic.com)
- “Eveen” by Life’s Decay (lifesdecay.com )
- “Until the End” by Escape The Clouds (EscapeTheClouds.com)
- “Savior of the Skies” by The Cog is Dead (thecogisdead.com)
- “Zeppelins” by The Absinthe Drinkers (theabsinthedrinkers.com)
- Chapter One of The Hellfire Chronicles: Blood In The Skies, read by the author
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