Out this Friday, Dec. 15, horror star Thomas Dekker will be releasing his third studio album, “Into the Night”, which is boasted as an eleven track journey into mystery, magic, desire, and all things that live in the shadows.
Dekker, who starred in the 2010 A Nightmare on Elm Street remake as well as Laid to Rest and the Terminator” television series, is returning to his roots of solely electronic-based production on the record that evokes the sounds and moods of a bygone era and universe, specifically 1980s synth pop and genre film scores.
Drawing inspiration from the likes of John Carpenter, Depeche Mode, New Order, Goblin, Vangelis and Ryuichi Sakamoto, the album is said to be a swirling collage of Dance, Electronica, Goth Rock, Synthwave, and Experimental.
Here’s the album’s first single, the title track.