[rhos]

As lovely as that looks, absolutely nowhere near enough to drink!

[PaulZaza]

One Way Static has stated that the Original Hills Have Eyes will be there next Release and also Wax work mentioned that sean cunningham will provide the liner notes for a future release, so i think it will be be Friday the 13th part one( the once mentioned that this should be there first release)

[bitewerks]

THE EVIL DEAD Original Soundtrack (2013):

http://unseenforces.us/

[waxworkrecords]

Already ahead of ya.

[bansel]

Wow! Well done bitewerks! Thanks for the heads up, I hadn't even heard about this

[bitewerks]

I'm not involved with the release other than helping with some promotion. Today was the official announcement.

Incase anyone is interested, Unseen Forces is run by Dennis Dread & The Ajna Offensive- worth checking out if you're into black metal, doom, etc.

[layneharvey]

good heads up, @bitewerks! ordered.

[Whip Wilson]

Thanks for the knowledge, biteworks. Ordered. Side note: surprised to see this on Unseen Forces. I have several of their metal reissues (Astaroth [no not that Astaroth], The Law, XINR, ETC.) and they are all fantastic, but I never would've had them pegged for a score of this ilk. Glad they did though!

[bitewerks]

Dennis Dread is one of the two guys running Unseen Forces & he's a fanatical horror fan!

[maxvelvet]

FILTH Soundtrack by Clint Mansell
on heavy blue vinyl!!! PREORDER NOW!!



http://www.thegenepool.co.uk/items/1210.htm

[badawat]

Thanks for the heads up on Filth! Just ordered!

[dob66]

Ditto-hear great things about this

[gilsteph]

Clint Mansell & Irvine Welsh! Whats not to like

[Buggenhagen]

Thanks for the heads up indeed. That's me got mine pre-ordered.

[maxvelvet]

You're all welcome! The album cover is glorious!!!

Can't wait!!!

[ghostfires]

Any way to hear that Filth soundtrack? I looked around but couldn't find anything. I'd like to hear it first...I'm definitely done buying soundtracks blindly!

[zuko]

There's snippets on iTunes – wasn't that fussed by what I heard TBH

[maxvelvet]

C'mon, I don't think that a new Mansell soundtrack could be considered a risky purchase..

[ghostfires]

oooh I don't think Mansell is the musical genius everyone makes him out to be. If you had said Johann Johannsson, or Max Richter perhaps...I'd buy blindly, but not Mansell.

[Re-animated Cat]

Surprised that Richter hasn't been commissioned for soundtracks. He's clearly the most talented of the modern-classical bunch.

And talking of Johannsson, this soundtrack he did is amazing (haven't seen the film though)...

http://www.discogs.com/J%C3%B3hann-J%C3 ... ter/455362

[badawat]

Yes, Copenhagen-Dreams is awesome - I have the LP

[Whip Wilson]

Nine out of ten ears say listening to Jóhann Jóhannsson will cure you. Of anything.

[ghostfires]

Yes, Johannsson is the greatest along with Richter for modern composers. I own all of their works on vinyl that are available. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for IBM 1401 and Dis to both be reissued on vinyl. I NEVER buy CDs any more - but I did buy the CD to IBM 1401, it was just too amazing to not own in some format. Copenhagen Dreams is an incredibly beautiful collection of work.

I tend to believe that Richter and Johannsson aren't ever commissioned for big Hollywood style films because they have such a unique sound. Hollywood has taken great composers and CRUSHED them into writing the same bullshit music for every damn film, regardless of content. They do not want actual composers thinking for themselves and using their own unique sound to fill the audio of a multi-million dollar waste of film.

[Re-animated Cat]

To the best of my knowledge, the only soundtrack Max Richter has done is INFRA, which was for a ballet. I actually saw the ballet performed at the Royal Opera House here in London, complete with live orchestra - it was awesome. Not the kinda thing I usually go to, so pretty memorable.

Personally, I find Johannsson a bit hit and miss. I find some of his stuff overly sentimental and lacking subtlety. Copenhagen Dreams is his best, followed by Fordlandia (which is an imaginary soundtrack of sorts). Actually, now I think of it, I have another soundtrack by him on vinyl - 'And then came the sound of bees...' - it's good too.

[reddye6]

There are a few Richter soundtracks out there, although most are only digital releases.

Henry May Long
La Prima Linea
Perfect Sense
Waltz With Bashir (on CD)

ghostfires, just curious, why won't you buy CDs anymore (even if there is no LP out for the same title)?