Interview with Karl Frid
Finding orgasmically ironic “Pleasure” in musically merging the sacred and the profane
Read MoreFinding orgasmically ironic “Pleasure” in musically merging the sacred and the profane
Read MoreAn Egyptian composer powerfully announces his own identity within the Marvel universe of “Moon Knight”
Read MoreCooking up a delightfully delicious “Julia” in the television scoring kitchen
Read MoreCrafting an insanely striking collision of musical multiverses for “Everything, Everywhere All at Once”
Read More(Photo by Ebru Yildiz) There are several menaces that you don’t want to be alone in a dark room with, let alone the wasteland of an abandoned Texas town that a clueless bunch of social media influencers want to woke up. Because if you’re hip to the utterly bizarre, genre-forged music wavering in the mad […]
Read MoreFor 42 years, the sound of live-action “Star Wars” was the sweeping, symphonic language of John Williams, old school music for a long time ago in a melodic galaxy far, far away. It was a template impressively followed by Michael Giacchino and John Powell on the spin-offs of “Rogue One” and “Solo,” but it took Ludwig […]
Read More(Photo by Tycho Burwell) Since a Texas wife and boyfriend conspired to do dastardly deeds to her vile husband in 1984’s “Blood Simple,” Carter Burwell has often been boiling musical toil and trouble for a filmmaking team best known as The Coen Brothers. Whether it was the Irish mob in “Miller’s Crossing,” a schlemiel unleashing […]
Read MoreScoring the sinful sideshow of a revisited “Nightmare Alley”
Read MoreHans Zimmer’s DUNE gives spice to an intoxicatingly powerful year of scoring’s return to the big screen
Read MoreMaking the musically winning serves for the sister tennis icons brought up by “King Richard”
Read MoreBeing inspired in the musical kitchen while cooking with “Julia”
Read MoreAfter notably playing childhood nightmares in Spain, a composer tracks down the Native American legend of The Wendigo with “Antlers”
Read MoreScoring down a retro-paranoia rabbit hole to find the source of a “Broadcast Signal Intrusion”
Read MoreA composer powerfully returns home to Justin Chon’s land of social relevancy for “Blue Bayou”
Read MoreWaving a poignant score for a father’s life of crime and a desperate daughter in Sean Penn’s “Flag Day”
Read MoreComposer Daniel Hart (photo by Emily Ulmer) It’s been ages since an eternal tale of an Arthurian quest has enchanted discerning viewers and critics to equal degree, let alone depicted often straightforwardly told tales of valiance in such bizarre shadings of color. But heads off to “The Green Knight” for accomplishing its mission in such […]
Read MoreInvoking bitingly humorous werewolves and a deadly serious witch, a multi-faceted Russian composer makes a name for herself in Hollywood horror
Read MoreMusically painting for live, living pictures at the enduring Pageant of the Masters
Read MoreWhipping up nutty assassin grrl power score for “Gunpowder Milkshake”
Read MoreA rising composer scores the triple threat of “The Ice Road’s” slippery action to “Lansky’s” warped morals and the ancient fury of “Wrath of the Druids”
Read MoreFinding the emotional spot for a post-apocalyptic deer boy fairy tale in “Sweet Tooth”
Read MoreTaking a sweeping, girl power orchestral ride with “Spirit Untamed”
Read MoreGoing from sonic sci-fi structure to Lord of the Flies frenzy in space alongside the “Voyagers”
Read MoreThe 80’s ghost in the synth machine has never been more alive than in a soundtrack explosion exhumed from the likes of Charles Bernstein’s “A Nightmare on Elm Street,” John Carpenter and Alan Howarth’s “Prince of Darkness” and Michel Rubini’s “Manhunter.” It’s a tone that can be both rhythmically aggressive and ethereally haunting, particularly when […]
Read MoreA new scoring prince gets his Hollywood coronation by taking Zamunda travel arrangements to a vibrantly funny new musical future
Read MoreCheck into the creative terror of “Psycho III” and “Willy’s Wonderland” among such notable soundtracks as “Banning,” “Barb & Star Go to Vista Del Mar,” “Below Zero,” “Judas and the Black Messiah,” “Mortal,” “Raya and the Last Dragon” and many more!
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