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Tyler Bates' The Darkest Hour
 24-Jan-2012 - Lakeshore Records has released The Darkest Hour, the story of five young people who find themselves stranded in Moscow, fighting to survive in the wake of a devastating alien attack. The 3D thriller highlights the classic beauty of Moscow alongside mind-blowing special effects. “This music reflects the headspace of our survivors as they navigate their way through an alien-infested Moscow,” said Tyler Bates. "The score is largely electronic – comprised of a palette of modular synthesizer experiments and propulsive rhythms featuring a vintage Synare at its core. Its atonal voice is an extension of the eerie electrical sound design that often makes one’s hair stand on end.” Sonic architect Bates designed a score utilizing nontraditional instrumentation. He described “The decision to make this journey without the aid of choir and brass melodies required me to delve deep into the complexity of the non-orchestral aspect of the music in effort to convey the essence of Moscow’s desolate streets through sound and music. The vast expanse of a micro-waved Moscow, void of human life, allowed for emotional themes to be stated entirely with solo instruments.”
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Michael Kamen's Back To Gaya
 22-Jan-2012 - MovieScore Media is proud to announce that they have released the legendary Michael Kamen's original orchestral score from the German fantasy animation Back To Gaya on CD and online. The completion of the score was an extraordinary achievement as the composer tragically, in the midst of composing the music for the film, passed away. Committed to fulfil the vision of Kamen, complementing the music he had written specifically for Back To Gaya with a selection of his unused compositions from previous film projects, a team of composer and orchestrators headed by Kamens long-time associates Steve McLaughlin (producer/recording engineer) and Christopher Brooks (producer/music editor) finalized the score to fit the film perfectly. MovieScore Media's album features 62 minutes of grand orchestral, adventurous and highly entertaining Michael Kamen music performed by the London Metropolitan Orchestra. In honour of the late maestro.
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Gabriel Yared's In The Land Of Blood And Honey
 20-Jan-2012 - Varèse Sarabande has released the score for In The Land Of Blood And Honey. Set against the backdrop of the Bosnian War that tore the Balkan region apart in the 1990s, the movie tells the story of Danijel (Goran Kostic´) and Ajla (Zana Marjanovic´), two people from different sides of a brutal ethnic conflict. Danijel, a soldier fighting for the Serbs, and Ajla, a Bosnian held captive in the camp he oversees, knew each other before the war, and could have found love with each other. But as the armed conflict takes hold of their lives, their relationship grows darker, their motives and connection to one another ambiguous, their allegiances uncertain. In The Land Of Blood And Honey portrays the incredible emotional, moral and physical toll that the war exerts both on individuals and people as a whole, and the terrible consequences that stem from the lack of political will to intervene in a society stricken with conflict. In addition to three cues of score by Academy Award-winning composer Gabriel Yared (The English Patient), the album also features “Miss Sarajevo” by U2 side project Passengers featuring Luciano Pavarotti, Yared’s powerful song “When My Heart Dies” as performed by Natasa Mirkovic - De Ro, and a selection of Balkan songs from the film’s soundtrack.
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Elliot Goldenthal's Batman Forever
 11-Jan-2012 - La-La Land Records presents the latest release in their Expanded Archival Collection, renowned composer Elliot Goldenthal's original score to the 1995 Warner Bros. blockbuster film Batman Forever. Goldenthal's robust orchestral score honors The Caped Crusader with a powerful theme that is pitch perfect whether appearing as a stalwart march or brooding character study. The rest of the score follows suit, effectively supporting the film's array of characters and large-scale action with complex, memorable themes and motifs. This remastered release has been radically expanded, more than doubling the running time of the original 1995 score soundtrack release. (The remastered 1995 score album is presented here as well). Produced and supervised by Elliot Goldenthal, produced for La-La Land Records by Neil S. Bulk and Dan Goldwasser, and mastered by James Nelson, this 2-CD limited edition release features exclusive, in-depth liner notes from film music writer John Takis and is a must-have for any film-music enthusiast. This is a Limited Edition of 3500 copies.
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David Newman's Animals United
 10-Jan-2012 - Perseverance Records has released the score for Animals United (Konferenz der Tiere), their second album with David Newman. This animated feature follows in the footsteps of classics such as his "Anastasia" and "Ice Age". It's the story of a group of animals waiting for the annual flood they rely on for food and water. Than they discover that the humans, who have been destroying their habitats have built a dam for a leisure resort. In style similar to Newman's "The Air Up There", this score features sweeping melodies, battling drums and an African choir. The album contains the complete orchestral score and is different from the previous European release inasmuch as it doesn't have the songs by Naturally 7 and Xavier Nadoo. Produced by David Newman and Robin Esterhammer.
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Georges Delerue's Les Premiers 45 Tours De Georges Delerue
 3-Jan-2012 - Disques Cinémusique has released Les Premiers 45 Tours De Georges Delerue, once again some of early Georges Delerue's recordings that were still unavailable on digital support. The specialized labels based in France have overlooked the early extended 45 rpm records in their various compilations devoted to the composer, keeping only one track from Les Jeux De L’amour and two from Le Farceur and Une Aussi Longue Absence. In addition, the program includes Le Bel âge, Une Fille Pour L'été (A Girl For The Summer) and Marche Ou Crève (March Or Die). These EPS - extended plays - offered the core of the music heard in the feature film : about ten minutes usually spread over four tracks. Their content in entirety deserved to be preserved. Classical Cl oriented compositions that bear the distinctive Delerue stamp alternate here with popular dances, cool jazz and blues pieces, fields in which the maestro from Roubaix excelled but was not specializing in, unlike many of his colleagues: Alain Goraguer, Serge Gainsbourg, Michel Legrand, Georges Garvarentz, Martial Solal and Michel Magne, to name only a few.
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Brian Byrne's Albert Nobbs
 2-Jan-2012 - From Varèse Sarabande comes the score for Albert Nobbs. A witty Irish-set period drama about the lives of staff at Dublin’s most luxurious hotel: the illegitimate child of a maid, a beautiful couple’s impossible love, and Albert … a woman who pretends to be a man to survive. 19th Century Ireland: for a woman to be independent and single, she must deceive everyone – by pretending to be a man. Albert, a shy butler who keeps himself to himself, has been hiding deep secret for years — ‘he’ is a woman who has had to dress and behave as a man all her life in order to escape a life of poverty and loneliness. When a handsome painter Hubert Page arrives at the hotel, Albert is inspired to try and escape the false life she has created for herself. Irish composer Brian Byrne delivers a stunning score, sure to make a powerful introduction for this composer on the international film music scene. It’s beautiful and truly inspired. The soundtrack album also features “Lay Your Head Down” — the film’s original end title song — co-written with Glenn Close herself and sung by Sinéad O’Connor.
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1-Jan-2012 - Harry Escott's Shame
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28-Dec-2011 - Piero Umiliani's Africa To-day
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26-Dec-2011 - Luis Ivars' Capitán Trueno Y El Santo Grial
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20-Dec-2011 - Ennio Morricone's Exorcist II: The Heretic
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18-Dec-2011 - Peter Wolf's Als der Weihnachtsmann Vom Himmel Fiel
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10-Dec-2011 - Conrad Pope's My Week With Marilyn
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9-Dec-2011 - Christopher Young's The Rum Diary
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7-Dec-2011 - Julian Maas/Christoph M. Kaiser's Die Verlorene Zeit
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6-Dec-2011 - Henry Jackman's Puss In Boots
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5-Dec-2011 - Howard Shore's Hugo
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4-Dec-2011 - Ludovic Bourse's The Artist
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4-Dec-2011 - Bernard Herrmann At 20th Century Fox
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1-Dec-2011 - Richard Mitchell's Moby Dick
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