Good point, forgot about Almost Holy. Although it would be great to hear an OST that was MORE Haxan Cloak-y.
Somebody would basically just need to make a film based around Porter’s ‘Lifecycle of a Massive Star’ and we’d be pretty much good to go.
Good point, forgot about Almost Holy. Although it would be great to hear an OST that was MORE Haxan Cloak-y.
Somebody would basically just need to make a film based around Porter’s ‘Lifecycle of a Massive Star’ and we’d be pretty much good to go.
Aaron Turner could be an interesting one, quite a lot of his work (thinking Mammifer, House of Low Culture and Greymachine) often has quite a cinematic feel to it.
To continue the Tri Angle theme Vessel as in Serge Gainsbourg
Stephen O’Malley I think has done some soundtrack stuff before but not specifically a film/TV score.
What was the film Tim Hecker scored? If it isn’t a dystopian thriller (a la Blade Runner) then his potential is still very much untapped.
he’s done a few iirc
The last one was a sort of indie drama thing called The Free World
Just googled it. Pretty much universally panned. Watched the trailer too and, from the brief examples I heard, it sounded like fairly by the numbers soundtrack stuff.
If LC! did a whole load of tracks like this, it would make a good score, I think
https://loscampesinos.bandcamp.com/track/between-an-erupting-earth-and-an-exploding-sky
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Burial.
I think lacuur - zone87 could make a good TV score
I’ve always thought Talk Symmetry would make for a good OST, always been good on the atmospherics Stream Find My Way - Featuring Lynsey McConnell by Talk Symmetry | Listen online for free on SoundCloud
Same goes for a group called Fractions (sadly not active anymore) between these two you’ve got a hell of a blade runner reboot haha
Factory Floor didn’t disappoint. I really hope that they release a recording of this!
Was listening to These new Puritans today. They could do a great film score for a film set in the 16th century!
Anna Meredith, Julianna Barwick, Gold Panda, probably most post rock bands
Mark Hollis
Mutoid Man
I love the soundtracks of Adam Curtis docu-films like HyperNormalisation and Bitter Lake.
Littered with Burial and other electronic oddities.
The Last Panthers OST previously mentioned is a beaut.
Mark McGuire
Richard Skelton.
Epic 45.