The Unquiet Void is the electronic alter ego of Jason Wallach. Since 1989, he has created a unique style of synthesized ambiance that stirs the soul and stimulates the mind.

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Working mainly as a one-man electronic orchestra, Jason composes pieces of both dark and celestial ambiance. He has honed his stylings on numerous compilations over the years on such labels as Projekt Records, Cleopatra Records and Middle Pillar Presents to name a few. Covers of David Bowie, Black Tape for a Blue Girl as well as original compositions have gained The Unquiet Void an international following of ethereal and ambient music fans.

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On the strength of these songs Jason is sought after for soundtrack work and has scored full-length and short independent films such as Closet Space and IN[B]ETWEEN, the latter being a collaborative effort with 4th Sign of the Apocalypse. 

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In 2004, Jason began what would become a series of albums transmuting the written pages of weird fiction / cosmic horror author Howard Phillips Lovecraft. The series continues to gain The Unquiet Void acclaim and recognition throughout the world. 

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2018

 

The Secrets of Vanished Aeons which is based on and inspired by Lovecraft's novella, At the Mountains of Madness. The album was 12 years in the making and released October 10th, 2018 to strong reviews describing the album as The Unquiet Void's most accomplished work to date. 

 

Also, a re-issue of the long out-of-print debut album, Scorpio, became available digitally for the first time including the also long out-of-print Distention mix of "Breathing Liquid Breath."

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2019

 

The score for the short horror film She Summoned Him, directed by Chris Sanders for Black Coppice

Films is completed. The film is a thriller inspired by Hammer horror Films. 

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Where Black Stars Rise, a tribute to Robert W. Chambers' play The King In Yellow, will be released in August in conjunction with Necronomicon in Providence, RI. Digital version of the release will follow.

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There is more to come... Welcome to the Void

 

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