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country: NOR
label: Voices of Wonder
year: 1995
format: CD
Condition: New
instrumental, ambient experimental soundtrack by Ulver !
Tracklisting:
Track 1
2 PQ Entry
3 PQ Entry
4 PQ Entry
5 PQ Entry
6 PQ Entry
7 PQ Entry
8 PQ Entry
9 PQ Entry
10 PQ Entry
Every track is remixed by various artists
1. Crack Bug 03:33
2. A Little Wiser Than The Monkey, Much Wiser Than Seven Men 07:56
3. Track Slow Snow 06:32
4. Lyckantropen (Remix) 04:03
5. Lost In Moments (Remix) 02:41
6. Bog`s Basil And Curry Powder Potatos Recipe 05:05
7. Der Alte 04:38
8. He Said - She Said 07:03
9. I Love You, But I Prefer Trondheim Pts. 1-4 10:22
10. Only The Poor Have To Travel 04:11
11. Ulvrmxsw5 06:46
12. Wolf Rotorvator 03:31
13. The Descent Of Men 02:23
14. Vow Me Ibrzu 10:00
1. Dressed in Black 07:06
2. For the Love of God 04:11
3. Christmas 06:15
4. Blinded by Blood 06:22
5. It Is Not Sound 04:37
6. The Truth 04:01
7. In the Red 03:30
8. Your Call 06:07
9. Operator 03:36
1. Eos 05:05
2. All the Love 03:42
3. Like Music 03:30
4. Vigil 04:27
5. Shadows of the Sun 04:36
6. Let the Children Go 03:50
7. Solitude (Black Sabbath cover) 03:53
8. Funebre 04:26
9. What Happened? 06:25
Riverhead is the original score to a film by Justin Oakey. A hushed, airy and ominous soundtrack from the Norwegian masters, touching on Nordic and Celtic folk music from within an ambient/atmospheric frame.
The band stated: ‘Flowers of Evil‘, the new studio album from ‘Ulver‘, finds the wolf pack exploring the fear and wonder of mankind’s fall from redemption. Visions similar to those of Orsini come to mind, as untamed life abounds…’
The paradigm-shifting fourth studio opus from Norwegian pioneers, Ulver.
Limited red/white double coloured vinyl in gatefold with full lyrics/text, plus a new article from writer and journalist Jeff Wagner on the background, nature and triumph of such this ambitious release.
Themes from William Blake's The Marriage of Heaven & Hell includes guest vocal appearances from Darkthrone’s Fenriz, and Ihsahn and Samoth (Emperor).
The paradigm-shifting fourth studio opus from Norwegian pioneers, Ulver.
2CD deluxe digipack edition including a retrospective look at the album by writer Jeff Wagner.
Themes from William Blake's The Marriage of Heaven & Hell includes guest vocal appearances from Darkthrone’s Fenriz, and Ihsahn and Samoth (Emperor).
Ole Alexander Halstensgård, Kristoffer Rygg, Tore Ylwizaker and Stian Westerhus – went full isolation in their studio below the haunted hill, fantasizing about bygone nights of slasher, exploitation, and giallo. Three or four months went by, the band returned to the living, and sent their radiophonic workshop experiments off to the Dogs of Doom, France, where friend and fellow film freak, Carpenter Brut did a razor-sharp mix before taking it to Thibault Chaumont (Deviant Lab) for the master.
Scary Muzak, on one hand a homage to Carpenter’s themes – five out of twelve tracks are covers whereas the rest comes from the outer realms – and on the other zooming out on the aesthetics of the late ’70s and early ’80s popular culture. It is perhaps the Norwegians’ most hauntological moment, whirling up themes and moods, horrors and mysteries hidden in the foggy back alleys of your youth. Imagine the gloomy siblings of Les Humphries, Gert Wilden, and their respective orchestras, armed to their teeth with synths, pads, FX. Sometimes classy and chilling, other times amusingly smooth and sleazy, and at times outright beautiful in its suspense-filled vigour, Scary Muzak is an inspired, goblinesque addition to the ever-expanding Ulver catalogue. Interior films, remember?
