Showing posts with label Scott Hull. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scott Hull. Show all posts
6.21.2012
Scott Hull - Audiofilm I & II
#146a) Scott Hull - Audiofilm I (2008)
1. Audiofilm I
#146b) Scott Hull - Audiofilm II (2010)
1. Audiofilm II
the Audiofilm series finds Scott Hull venturing off into experimental electronics territory.
each installment is a single 12 and a half-ish minute track on a 3" cd and both installments were limited to 1000 copies apiece.
the 1st disc is a track of creepy ambient/soundscape work. weird voices float in and out of strange noises and drones. very unsettling stuff that creates an atmosphere of tension and claustrophobia. it's a really rad track.
the 2nd disc is a bit more on the noise side. not quite as harsh as his work with Japanese Torture Comedy Hour but a lot nosier than the 1st Audiofilm. it was a cool track but i don't think it was as good as the 1st album. still very cool though.
overall i think this is a really cool series and i hope Hull does more in the future.
2.20.2012
Scott Hull - Requiem
E' La Colpa Nei Suoi Sogni
#52) Scott Hull - Requiem (2008)
1. La Boca Di Cielo
2. Conseguenze
3. Visita All'ospedale
4. Il Funerale Di Bonnie
5. Morte Sul Treno
6. E' La Colpa Nei Suoi Sogni
7. Conseguenze (Alternate)
8. Shootout
9. Incubi E Sogni
10. Santificato (End Titles)
11. "In Paradisum Deducant Te Angeli"
in 2006 an associate of Hull's asked him to score his film. Hull agreed and spent the next year learning to compose for instruments he's never worked with before and creating this album where he composed and performed everything himself. this was a cool album and it was interesting to hear a completely different side of Hull's musical talents.
as for the movie i'm not really sure what happened to it. though Hull mentions seeing a full first cut of the film, from what i've read online it sounds like the movie was never completed. it's a shame, i would've really liked to have seen how his score worked with the film.
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