John Carpenter, renowned for his mastery in horror filmmaking, is set to return to the genre with 'Cathedral,' an innovative project blending graphic novels and music. Slated for release on August 4, this project marks Carpenter's first foray into original comics, featuring a narrative that revolves around an investigation into an abandoned church in downtown Los Angeles. The story follows Lieutenant Christine Marks and detectives Paul Hernandez and Steve Mayfield as they uncover an ancient evil lurking beneath the cathedral's catacombs. The accompanying album, which serves as the score for this unseen film, will be released on August 7 and features music created with long-time collaborators Cody Carpenter and Daniel Davies. This reunion is particularly exciting, as they previously worked together on the 'Lost Themes' albums and the scores for the recent 'Halloween' trilogy. The first single from the album, titled 'Lord of the Underground,' was released on May 19, showcasing the project's eerie aesthetic. Carpenter's return to horror, characterized by his signature blend of atmospheric dread and synth-heavy soundscapes, promises to deliver a fresh yet nostalgic experience for fans.