The latest offering from the The Bug, Angels & Devils, escapes the London cage, drawing on it for influence yet blowing it up into a world-view now seen from Martin’s new Berlin home. A psychological warfare driven by bass that on one hand captured a moment of London, yet also encapsulated a global message influenced by years of timeless and classic out-music. Pulling the fringes into a collective, unilaterally hateful assault. London Zoo is where Martin, found his true voice. And if we are in fact declining rapidly to chaos, there’s no better time then the present to take the focus of that sonic assault from earthly domains and blast it to the netherworlds above and below. With recent reports from various think tanks predicting we have somewhere in the range of 15 years left before the collapse of society begins, it would seem like Kevin Martin’s sonic predictions of dystopian London that were set out on 2008’s London Zoo were pretty accurate. Housed inside a super glossy Stoughton tip on (Casebound) sleeve, we have managed to get a hold copies of the limited edition pre-order clear vinyl. The result is ominously beauitful, otherworldly and terrifying.
Schmidt artfully navigates the various sonic sensibilities of his predecessors, incoporating touchstones such as mellotron choirs, glacial analogue synthesizer pads and arpeggiators. Created by Sinoia Caves, the ongoing project of Jeremy Schmidt a disciple of longform cosmic synthesizer soundscape, and member of Canadian psych and prog pioneers Black Mountain the soundtrack draws on inspiration from Tangerine Dream, Wendy Carlos andJohn Carpenter. This supposed “lost film” from the 1980s is inspired by obscure scifi movies and classic dystopian fiction. Jagjaguwar and Death Waltz Recording Company are excited to announce that they are co-releasing the soundtrack to Panos Cosmatos’ Beyond The Black Rainbow on. Sinoia Caves: Beyond The Black Rainbow OST (Jagjaguwar/Death Waltz) LP And then the soundtrack to the classic anime film Akira! My head nearly exploded receiving these both on the same day, and so can yours! Oh boy! A killer week for soundtrack fans! First off one of the best soundtracks of modern times, the epic soundtrack to the Canadian made Beyond the Black Rainbow.
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