Frank Hall – I Remember You (Original Soundtrack)Label: Cold Spring – CSR287CDFormat: CD, AlbumCountry: UKReleased: 04 Dec 2020Style: Dark Ambient, Soundtrack, Industrial, Modern Classical We are extremely proud to release the official soundtrack to the cult Icelandic horror film ‘I REMEMBER YOU’ (Is: «Ég man þig»). Heavy dark ambient / industrial / orchestral soundscapes composed by Frank Hall, with a beautiful, solemn, folkloristic finale featuring Icelandic choirs. A must for fans of Graeme Revell, Steven Price, Lustmord, MZ.412. Digipak.The soundtrack was created at the old industrial area of Grandi in Reykjavík, at a studio due to be ‘gentrified’ and forcefully emptied of the artists. «I was alone in this large…
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George Fenton – The Company Of Wolves (Vinyl, LP, Album)
George Fenton – The Company Of Wolves (Vinyl, LP, Album)Label: Cold Spring – CSR299LPFormat: Vinyl, LP, Album, Limited Edition, Reissue, 180gCountry: UKReleased: 2021Style: Modern Classical, Soundtrack Out of print for over 35 years, the official soundtrack to the cult 1984 film by Neil Jordan is finally available once again on vinyl format. The surreal and effective film – a true gem of British Gothic fantasy horror – has an equally atmospheric, breathtakingly beautiful, surreal and unsettling soundtrack, scored by George Fenton. The film itself, directed by Neil Jordan (The Crying Game, Breakfast On Pluto), and based on the screenplay by Angela Carter and Neil Jordan, is a modern allegorical adaptation…
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Furvus – Aes Grave
Furvus – Aes GraveLabel: Dark Vinyl Records – DV73Format: CDCountry: ItalyReleased: 21 Apr 2017Style: Neo-Classical, Medieval, Soundtrack, Opera, Military (After 18 years) Furvus returns with an new majestic album full of sonorous shades, orchestral / choral arrangements and an epic vein worthy of a soundtrack. Highly recommended for all fans of orchestral and epic Neoclassic in the vein of bands like Elend, Death in June, Rosa Crux…. “Aes Grave” is the follow-up to the majestic “Deflorescens Iam Robur” album by FURVUS from 1999 (which still is considered by critics and listeners as one of the cornerstones of the Neo-Classical music). What the time doesn’t erase, is strengthened in the memory:…
