Break the Faith

Repeated Viewing, the prolific project of Scottish composer Alan Sinclair, releases his most visceral work to date. 

Since 2009, Repeated Viewing has been a cornerstone of the "imaginary soundtrack" and horror-synth scene, weaving analog tales inspired by Giallo masterminds like Fabio Frizzi and the dread-soaked atmospheres of John Carpenter. However, Break the Faith marks a definitive departure from the shadows of the past. Sinclair has traded the slow-burn tension of the celluloid slasher for the high-octane energy of a dystopian club environment. 

Break the Faith leans aggressively into industrial and dark electro territories. It is a calculated evolution, stripping away the nostalgic comfort of vintage synth-scores to reveal a harder, more mechanical core. 

"Repeated Viewing creates a grungy, unsettling atmosphere but funnels it into a streamlined, kinetic industrial dancefloor behemoth. This is music for the rave in the ruins, a vital and visceral shift. Don’t just listen—submit."