Veröffentlichung Howlin' Wolf: Richard Einhorns SHOCK WAVES

[Gast Stefan Jania]

 

http://www.howlinwolfrecords.com/storeshockwaves.html

 

Howlin' Wolf Records proudly presents the world premiere of Richard Einhorn's score to the Ken Wiederhorn Nazi zombie cult classic, SHOCK WAVES.

Richard Einhorn creates a groundbreaking score with haunting timbres and chilling electronics to accentuates the on-screen horror of begoggled, menacing Nazi zombies. Einhorn's evocative score undoubtedly has been one of the key elements in the success of SHOCK WAVES, with its sparse yet beguilling textures, capturing perfectly the menace and despair of the undead. One of the early electronic scores, Shock Waves represents innovative scoring at its leanest and meanest! Commercially available for the first time, the score has been remastered from the composer's personal 7.5 ips master tapes in mono.

SHOCK WAVES is packaged in a jewel case with full color inserts, featuring a 12-page booklet with art direction by Luis M. Rojas and informative liner notes by Benjamin Chee.

 

Album Running Time: 30 mins 31 secs

 

01 Shock Waves (Opening Titles) 0:59 02 Where It All Began 1:37 03 Zombie Chase 1:05 04 Death Corps 2:47 05 Arrival on the Island 0:26 06 An Unearthly Glow 0:13 07 Rescue 1 0:30 08 Nazis from the Deep 1:26 09 Discovering the Captain 0:17 10 Laying Ben to Rest 0:48 11 Towards the Hotel / Dobbs Finds the Zombies 0:48 12 Danger in the Water 0:33 13 All I Can Remember 1:24 14 Neither Weapons nor Shields 0:57 15 Rescue 2 0:27 16 Dog Watch 1:11 17 Hit by a Ghost Ship 1:07 18 The Sea Spits up What It Can't Keep Down 1:13 19 Life Underwater 0:48 20 Always Lurking 0:38 21 The Light 2:08 22 The Deep End of Horror 0:56 23 The Grave of a Ghost Ship 0:46 24 Awaken from the Grave 0:42 25 Shock Waves (Alternate) 0:18 26 Where It All Began (Alternate) 1:35 27 Towards the Hotel (Alternate) 0:48 28 Hit by a Ghost Ship (Alternate) 1:07 29 Death Corps (Alternate) 2:48

 

Muss der Ankündigung und einigen Postings bei FSM nach ja ein recht begehrter Score aus dem Jahre 1977 sein. Kennt den Fim und Score jemand? Nach zwei Clips hat es mir erstmal gereicht. Ist das der Richard Einhorn, der später Sister Sister, Dead Of Winter und Voices Of Light geschrieben hat? Ui!

[Gast Stefan Jania]

Auch als Suite nichts, was ich haben müsste. Aber vielleicht interessieren sich ein paar Fans von sehr frühen Synths dafür...

 

 

Der Clip ist übrigens von 2011, somit keine Ahnung, ob die ganzen Geräusche so auch auf der neuen CD sind.