Human skull discovered at Florida thrift store. (Credit: Lee County Sheriff's Office) The store owner said the skull was located in a storage unit that was purchased years ago.

While he notes that the bizarre process gave Inside a unique sound, Andersen says he doesn’t expect to use a skull again for future soundtrack works. One reason might be its fragility ...

Ah, videogame music. Bleepy, bloopy synths, the rhythmic bang of a drum, the soothing melody of a piano, the way sounds resonate in a hollowed out human skull… Okay, maybe that last one doesn't ...

Inside; Inside used a real life human skull to create its music and sound. News. By Joe Donnelly published 7 October 2016 "Of course, it was a bit tricky to work with the skull." ...

His solution was to play it through an actual human skull. “I had the basic idea of trying to recreate sounds as they would sound if they were happening inside your head,” Andersen wrote in a ...

Today, Vitka says, the skull serves as “the jewel” of a collection that has grown to include an additional human skull, purchased for $250 from an oddities shop in New York City, as well as a ...

The composer and sound designer of Playdead's Inside has penned an article on how he achieved the sound of the game - using an actual human skull.