CARPENTER, John/CODY CARPENTER/DANIEL DAVIES - Halloween Kills (Soundtrack) - LP
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John CARPENTER/CODY CARPENTER/DANIEL DAVIES
Halloween Kills (Soundtrack) (gatefold orange vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Sacred Bones US
Cat: SBR 263LPC1. Rel: 18 Oct 21
Soundtracks
Side 1 - Track 1. Logos Kill Side 1 - Track 2. Halloween Kills (main title) Side 1 - Track 3. The Myer's House Side 1 - Track 4. First Attack Side 1 - Track 5. Stand Off Side 1 - Track 6. Let It Burn Side 1 - Track 7. He Appears Side 1 - Track 8. From The Fire Side 1 - Track 9. Strodes At The Hospital Side 1 - Track 10. Cruel Intentions Side 1 - Track 11. Gather The Mob Side 1 - Track 12. Rampage Side 1 - Track 13. Frank & Laurie Side 2 - Track 1. Hallway Madness Side 2 - Track 2. It Needs To Die Side 2 - Track 3. Reflection Side 2 - Track 4. Unkillable Side 2 - Track 5. Payback Side 2 - Track 6. Michael's Legend Side 2 - Track 7. Halloween Kills (end titles)
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At the end of the day John Carpenter could present us with infinite takes on the original Halloween tune - that creepy piano masterpiece - and we'd gobble up everything he has to offer. It's a simple case of four notes, or thereabouts, played in a repetitive loop, and it seems to conjure the most disturbing mental images you can imagine. A stroke of genius, you might say.
Halloween Kills is essentially the reprise of all that made the original movie score so powerful. There's not much here that didn't feature in the inaugural franchise outing, but in 2021 the raw and decidedly pared back atmospheres have been built on, expanded, born again, but crucially not ruined. Is John Carpenter the greatest film musician of all time? Hans Zimmer may disagree, but we say "of course".
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