Music for films, by Thomas Bergsten

Music for films

by Thomas Bergsten

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1.	New Orleans vampire (Vampire band scene) 04:34	buy track
2.	Jesus was walking on the water (Title song) 05:19	buy track
3.	Honey I went too far 01:39	buy track
4.	Disney (turn the page) 00:09	buy track
5.	Don't drink and drive (End credits) 01:04	buy track
6.	Fuglane (Last scene) 05:20	buy track
7.	Indianarane kjem! (Theme song) 05:14	buy track
8.	Subway (Club scene) 03:44	buy track
9.	Subway (Praying scene) 02:34	buy track
10.	The world is burning (Birth scene) 02:15	buy track
11.	The Dada priest (Preaching scene, Amazing grace) 07:52	buy track
12.	Aix Sponsa 01:00	buy track

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When I in a few minutes will press ‘submit’ to free Thomas Bergsten’s latest contribution to the human race, I will take great pride in knowing that the level of weirdness in the world just increased by 36. On this phenomenal record, we have nothing less than 12 exceptionally outlandish, beautiful pieces of music made for a film that is just around the corner. The fabulous thing about this movie is the fact that the movie itself was shot with the intention of describing the sound, yet not making it a mere music video, but a full fledged Jim Jarmusch-like flick with lots of awkward people doing whatever it is awkward people do. You’ll see, you’ll see.

‘New Orleans Vampire’ opens the show with a strange african/mexican-sounding blues track that suddenley drops into a stripped down 80’ies hip-hop beat, before the title song, ‘Jesus Was Walking On The Water’ rips your head open with some Nick Cave-like aesthetics, and then Oscar (from the movie), or what have you, takes it too far (honey), and has to cool down on the beach. Et cetera! It just goes on! I’m finding it very difficult to choose one track for preview on this, because they are all so different. A personal favorite it is though, ‘Subway (Club Scene)’, which is absolutely sublime! Artwork by Thomas.

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released October 11, 2011

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No sound is too small. We're dedicated to preserving our time's "folk music" - music made by "regular people". Music made for the pure pleasure of making music. ... more

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