A good horror soundtrack doesn’t just sit in the background, it helps define the movie in a way that sticks in the viewer's mind for years to come. Across the decades, filmmakers have turned to rock, metal, punk, industrial and every relevant genre in between to amplify their scares and give their monsters a pulse that hits harder than any orchestral sting. This list pulls together ten films where the soundtracks shape the atmosphere as much as the visuals do. From the glam‑g

ECHO & THE BUNNYMEN are back with their first album in 12 years that showcases the lighter jangly side of their music. For a band best known for atmospheric dark brooding post-punk, it sometimes escapes memory that ECHO & THE BUNNYMEN have a foot firmly in the world of neo-psychodelia. Apples For Issac showcases the band in their more 70s-inspired moments with a heavy dash of indie influence within it. The band have long been influential on so many aspects of the rock world,