Clarice Jensen * Rose Bolton * Genrietta
Clarice Jensen’s debut movie score for Ainu Mosir, Rose Bolton’s Lost Clock, and Genrietta’s memories of Moscow locations.
Tag: soundtrack
Marc Neys * Ivano Pecorini
Marc Neys’s sound collage compiled from soundtracks for animated stills, and Ivano Pecorini’s music for the ‘Sexy Movers’ dance performance.
Kevin Richard Martin * Three Point Circle
Kevin Richard Martin re-interprets and re-scores the soundtrack for Tarkovsky’s Solaris *** K. Leimer, Marc Barreca and Steve Peters collaborate on the second Three Point Circle album.
loscil * Murcof
Ambientblog does not generally cover the bigger names in ambient music.
In my opinion, both Loscil and Murcof belong to the more well-known artists of the genre – and most of you will probably already be familiar with their new releases.
But even so, I couldn’t bring myself to skip these releases. Simply because they belong to the best you will probably hear this year.
So here’s an exception to the ‘rule’.
Rutger Zuydervelt * Scanner
Sonic mountaineering with Rutger Zuydervelt (Machinefabriek) *** Scanner demonstrates the tricks from his Magician’s Hat.
Kinnie Starr * Mathijs Leeuwis * Túrion
An unexpected fascinating soundtrack by Kinnie Starr, a tape loop setup by Mathijs Leeuwis, and an album about the personal growth of Túrion.
Field Works (& Guests) * Apparat
Field Works recorded the ultrasonic sounds of Indiana bats and invited an array of artists to work with it *** Apparat‘s Capri-Revolution is the start of a new series focusing on his soundtracks (immediately followed by the score for Stay Still).
Elbejée * Susanne Skog * Jana Irmert * AKB
Five (female) composers turning environmental sounds or phenomena into sound art or a haunting soundtrack: Elbejée (Kathy Hinde & Gail Priest), Susanne Skog, Jana Irmert and AKB (Anna-Karin Berglund)
Hildur Gudnadóttir – Chernobyl OST
Finally: the physical release of the Chernobyl score created by Hildur Gudnadóttir (with Chris Watson).