Another 1989 Doctor Who story scored by Mark Ayres, this music follows closely the synth-symphonic style of Curse Of Fenric, though the shadows are cast at a different angle. That’s an oblique way of saying that both discs contain very dark music settings, but this one relies on different elements than Fenric. Where Fenric‘s style owes a little something to the John Williams school of film music, Ghost Light‘s music is more eerie and horrific, depending on primitive percussion samples, unearthly sounds, and a lot of pipe organ and choral samples. If anything, 
Ghost Light is more operatic and depends more on mood and suspense than all-out action. Both have merited addition to the Damn Near Perfect Album List.
- The Madhouse (3:44)
- Redvers, I Presume? (0:43)
- Uncharted Territory (1:42)
- Heart of the Interior (2:19)
Enter Josiah (0:28)
- Indoor Lightning (1:39)
- Nimrod Observed (1:02)
- Time To Emerge (1:23)
- Burnt Toast (1:37)
- Ace’s Adventures Underground (4:36)
- Where Is Mamma? (0:44)
- Loss of Control (3:34)
- The Way to the Zoo (1:54)
- The Memory Teller (1:51)
- Lighting the Touchpaper (1:11)
- Homo Victorianus Ineptus (1:19)
- Out of the Shadows (4:03)
- Light Enlightened (1:58)
- Tropic of Perivale (2:10)
- Tricks of the Light (4:29)
- Judgement in Stone (2:19)
- Reqiuem (5:03)
- Passing Thoughts (1:26)
Released by: Silva Screen
Release date: 1993
Total running time: 51:14