She Thought Her Life Was Overwhelming Already, But Today It All Changes (19:19)
As She Connects To Lives She Could Have Led, The Real Challenge Is Making Sense Of This Life Here & Now (19:02)
She Fights With Incredible Martial Arts, But How Do You Fight The Meaninglessness Of Infinity? (18:47)
From A Hopeless Place, She Must Learn A New Way To Fight, With Love (21:04)
Review: Son Lux grew from Ryan Lott's solo project into a fully-fledged band with Ian Chang and Rafiq Bhatia, and their star has steadily ascended from indie hip-hop territory to creating this Oscar-nominated soundtrack for one of the most talked-about films of the past year. It's a sure sign Son Lux are in the premier league now, and following the release of the soundtrack comes the official score, presented across four extended suites taking up whole sides of vinyl. This limited gatefold black and white pressing of the album gives the striking sonics the release they deserve.
Hildur Gudnadottir: For Petra (Recording Session - orchestral) (8:44)
Hildur Gudnadottir: Tar: 2) Allegro (4:12)
Johnny Burke & Jimmy Van Hausen: Here's That Rainy Day (2:42)
Gustav Mahler: Symphony No 5 In C Sharp Minor: 1) Trauermarsch, 2) Sturmisch Bewegt & 4) Adagietto (Rehearsals) (7:44)
Edward Elgar: Cello Concerto In E Minor Op 85: 4) Allegro (Recording Session) (12:37)
Elisa Vargas Fernandez: Cura Mente (2:19)
Review: It's not often you get to talk about a classical supergroup. It's debatable whether the term supergroup really exists in the classical realm, although Tar, or, to use the full title, Tar (Music from and Inspired by the Motion Picture) is probably as close as you'll get to proving that it does. Evidence is coming, so don't worry.
The work of Academy Award, two-time Grammy Award, and Primetime Emmy Award-winning Icelandic composer, cellist and general shapeshifter Hildur Ingveldardottir Gudnadottir (who has recorded with Throbbing Gristle and Pan Sonic, and toured alongside Sunn O))) and Animal Collective), she's only gone and blown the bloody doors off/drafted the Dresden Philharmonic, London Contemporary Orchestra, and London Symphony Orchestra for this incredible outing, which not only offers sublime tracks but glimpses of the record process itself.
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