THE GREASY STRANGLER PINK VINYL RECORD LP ALBUM SEALED Andrew Hung Death Waltz
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THE GREASY STRANGLER SOUND TRACK VINYL RECORD LP HUNG PINK SEALED . Condition is New. Dispatched with Royal Mail 2nd Class.
Exclusive pink vinyl limited edition 500
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The Greasy Strangler - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack LP. Music by Andrew Hung. Pressed on 180g Shocking pink vinyl with white greasy splatter. Housed inside a 425gsm jacket. Design by Jay Shaw.
Andrew Hung is a producer/composer who first came to prominence as a founding member of electronic-rock band Fuck Buttons. Since their inception in 2007, they have headlined multiple world tours and festivals including the Park Stage at Glastonbury. They have collaborated and remixed Jean-Michel Jarre, Moby and Caribou (amongst others), and featured in the opening ceremony of the Olympics 2012 which was watched by over 900 million people worldwide. In 2016, Hung collaborated with Brit Award winner Beth Orton on her album Kidsticks. The two wrote and produced the music together over the course of 2 years.
Hung was asked by director Jim Hosking to compose the soundtrack for his depraved comedy The Greasy Strangler. The film featured at Sundance’s Midnight section and drew immediate hype for its singular vision. The Fright File wrote “complementing every scene in an incalculable way is one of the most pronounced and inspired music scores and soundtracks in recent memory, an instantly catchy, appropriately playful lo-fi orgy of electronic synth compositions from Fuck Buttons band member Andrew Hung.”
Hung’s score reflects the onscreen insanity perfectly offering an extremely twisted musical electronic soundtrack reminiscent of 80s video games complete with chiptune vocals, children’s keyboards and playful bouncy beats. It’s the kind of off kilter musical styling’s you might find from the residents in some of their more delirious pop moments."
"I had such a blast making this album; it was an opportunity for my silly side to really let rip," said Hung.
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