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Cory Kilduff

When It All Gets To Be Too Much : All Live & Well

    As performed at Mondocon V, this is a live, beats heavy version of the popular 2019 album. Elevated by the drums and glitching percussion it takes the songs to a whole new level, perfectly complimenting the original album version

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    1. Portacarrero 04:06
    2. Chestnut Hills 03:52
    3. Patterns 02:54
    4. Jerichos Opening 03:58
    5. Not Like The Others 02:54
    6. Vacancy 03:33
    7. Higher Education 02:51
    8. 16 Seconds 04:41

    Daniel Davies

    Soeurs De Glisse

      In a follow up to last year's Events Score and Halloween OST comes the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack to Belgian Documentary Soeurs De Glisse.

      Two sisters from Court-Saint-Etienne (Belgium) are getting ready for the Winter Paralympic Games in South Korea. The two skiers create a unique duo: Eleonor, visually-impaired, only has the voice of her older sister to guide her down the slopes. After four years of intense training and sacrifices, they bring home the first Belgian female medal during the Winter Games - An achievement with consequences on the duo and their respective lives.

      As you can imagine, the landcapes lend themselves to epic sounds, juxtaposed with the focus and emotional pressures of competing on the world stage. Perhaps best known for his role as a collaborator and co-writer on horror auteur John Carpenter’s recent Lost Themes and Anthology albums (as well as a pillar of his live band’s subsequent tours), Daniel Davies has crafted the Paralympians journey from training to deep reflection after the event in a truly beautiful score using the musician’s distinct talent for wringing modernistic soundscapes from vintage synths

      TRACK LISTING

      1. Soeurs De Glisse
      2. Chloe
      3. In Training
      4. Austria
      5. Travelling
      6. On A Plane
      7. The Main Descent
      8. Medal Ceremony
      9. Meeting The King
      10. Reflection
      11. Sisters
      12. A New Dream

      Xander Harris

      Villains Of Romance

        Musician/composer Justin Sweatt, aka Xander Harris, was in the process of working on an ambitious double LP when he was struck by a car riding his bike in New Orleans. The accident could have been much worse, but Justin has still been de-commissioned for several weeks/months while he heals from an injured shoulder and a concussion. A 9 to 5er with benefits and vacation time might be inconvenienced by this but would recover and life would begin as it had before. For an independent musician who works part-time and relies on his or her hands to work and create art, something like this can be life-altering.

        Villains of Romance is leaner than first envisioned, but that gives the record a vital nature. At 9 tracks just under 50 minutes it’s another exploration of life through the eyes, heart, and mind of Xander Harris. The tracks follow the dystopian vibes of Termination Dust, but with touches of dark pop strewn throughout. From hazier fare like “Bleeding Meridians” to techno banger like “First Taste of Hate” to the gothic beauty of “Individual Outs”, Sweatt outdoes himself. There is even a collaboration with singer Nicolas Nadeau on the lilting and gorgeous “Wither Lace”.


        TRACK LISTING

        1. Bleeding Meridians
        2. First Taste Of Hate
        3. Individual Outs
        4. Stranger Danger
        5. Where’s Your Villain
        6. Mall Walk
        7. Feral Stare
        8. Wither Lace


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