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- A1: Into the Starfield (Main Theme)
- A2: Planetrise
- A3: First Flight
- A4: New Atlantis
- A5: The Sol System
- A6: Go Steady, Go Safe
- B1: Peaks and Valleys
- B2: Triumvirate
- B3: Field of Vision
- B4: Starlight Far from Home
- B5: Exploration I - Home Planets
- C1: The Mountain Builders
- C2: The Red Land
- C3: Ancient Forces
- C4: Constellations
- C5: Navigator Corps
- D1: The Last Explorers
- D2: Within the Walls
- D3: Long Shadows
- D4: A Home Among the Stars
- D5: Exploration II - The Hills and the Mountains
- E1: Death and Crimson
- E2: The Rock
- E3: The New Old Frontier
- E6: Moonbase
- F1: The World Machine
- F2: Deep Time
- F3: Akila City
- F4: Field Agent
- F5: Hardness Scales
- F6: Exploration III - Explorers Club
- G1: Stars and Sacrifice
- G2: Heliosphere
- G3: Core Sample
- G4: Chamber
- G5: Tenacity of Life
- H1: Cydonia
- H2: Wrecked Tech
- H3: In Silent Orbit
- H4: Tectonics
- H5: Snowball
- H6: Exploration IV - Vulcanism
- I1: Weapons to Bear
- I2: Supra et Ultra
- I3: Abandoned
- I4: Decay Heat
- I5: Roughneck High-Tech
- I6: Exploration V - Evergreen
- J1: Sublevels
- J2: The Eye
- E4: The Safety of the Citizens
- J3: Under a Distant Sun
- J4: Echo Marker
- J5: Exploration VI - Strange Sands
- K1: Understory
- K2: Badlanders
- K3: Canopy
- K4: Neon
- K5: Exploration VII - The Ice Lands
- L1: Aurora
- L2: Deep Freeze
- L3: You Make Your Cut, You Get Your Cut
- L4: Exploration VIII - The Far Reaches
- L5: Nobody's Home
- L6: A Home in the Galaxy
- E5: Freestar
Bethesda Game Studios und Laced Records haben sich zusammengetan, um die Musik von 'Starfield' auf Deluxe-Vinyl zu bringen.
In allen Titeln der Bethesda Game Studios ist die Musik ein wesentlicher Bestandteil der Reise des Spielers und ein ständiger Begleiter während seines Abenteuers. Die langjährige Zusammenarbeit zwischen dem Komponisten Inon Zur und dem Studio begann bereits 2008 mit der Veröffentlichung von Fallout 3. Die Musik zu 'Starfield' sollte sowohl die Weite des Weltraums als auch die Neugier der Menschen auf das Unbekannte zum Ausdruck bringen. So verwob Zur traditionelle und nicht-traditionelle orchestrale und elektronische Klänge zu einem Klangteppich aus Organischem und Synthetischem.
Während der Entwicklung hat das Team ein eklektisches Spektrum an Referenzpunkten durchlaufen: Es begann bei den Sci-Fi-Grundsäulen von John Williams und Jerry Goldsmith, durchquerte einen klassischen Nebel von Debussy, Ravel und Prokofiev, flog an Vangelis' überragendem Synthesizerwerk vorbei und warf einen Blick auf die experimentellen Arbeiten der Einstürzenden Neubauten und von John Cage.
In den Orchesterstücken von Starfield, die vom Budapester Filmorchester eingespielt wurden, beschwören verschiedene Instrumentalgruppen oft imaginäre Aspekte des Weltraums herauf. Schnelle, sich wiederholende Sequenzen in den Holzbläsern stellen Partikel dar. Streicher, die wellenförmige Akkorde spielen, imitieren lange Wellen interstellarer Energie. Die Blechbläser werden zum Leuchtfeuer der Melodie, das über die Galaxie hinaus strahlt. In ähnlicher Weise erhalten die eher elektronischen Cues ein Gefühl von Erhabenheit durch schwere Synthesizerflächen, die kryptische, sich wiederholende Muster und ungewöhnliche perkussive Schläge untermauern.
Aeralie Brighton (DEATHLOOP, Ori-Serie) ist auf dem Soundtrack als Sängerin zu hören.
expected to be published on 04.04.2025
- A1: Into the Starfield (Main Theme)
- A2: Planetrise
- A3: First Flight
- A4: New Atlantis
- A5: The Sol System
- A6: Go Steady, Go Safe
- B1: Peaks and Valleys
- B2: Triumvirate
- B3: Field of Vision
- B4: Starlight Far from Home
- B5: Exploration I - Home Planets
- C1: The Mountain Builders
- C2: The Red Land
- C3: Ancient Forces
- C4: Constellations
- C5: Navigator Corps
- D1: The Last Explorers
- D2: Within the Walls
- D3: Long Shadows
- D4: A Home Among the Stars
- D5: Exploration II - The Hills and the Mountains
- E1: Death and Crimson
- E2: The Rock
- E3: The New Old Frontier
- E4: The Safety of the Citizens
- E5: Freestar
- E6: Moonbase
- F1: The World Machine
- F2: Deep Time
- F3: Akila City
- F4: Field Agent
- F5: Hardness Scales
- F6: Exploration III - Explorers Club
- G1: Stars and Sacrifice
- G2: Heliosphere
- G3: Core Sample
- G3: Chamber
- G3: Tenacity of Life
- H1: Cydonia
- H2: Wrecked Tech
- H3: In Silent Orbit
- H4: Tectonics
- H5: Snowball
- H6: Exploration IV - Vulcanism
- I1: Weapons to Bear
- I2: Supra et Ultra
- I3: Abandoned
- I4: Decay Heat
- I5: Roughneck High-Tech
- I6: Exploration V - Evergreen
- J1: Sublevels
- J2: The Eye
- J3: Under a Distant Sun
- J4: Echo Marker
- J5: Exploration VI - Strange Sands
- K1: Understory
- K2: Badlanders
- K3: Canopy
- K4: Neon
- K5: Exploration VII - The Ice Lands
- L1: Aurora
- L2: Deep Freeze
- L3: You Make Your Cut, You Get Your Cut
- L4: Exploration VIII - The Far Reaches
- L5: Nobody's Home
- L6: A Home in the Galaxy
Bethesda Game Studios und Laced Records haben sich zusammengetan, um die Musik von 'Starfield' auf Deluxe-Vinyl zu bringen.
In allen Titeln der Bethesda Game Studios ist die Musik ein wesentlicher Bestandteil der Reise des Spielers und ein ständiger Begleiter während seines Abenteuers. Die langjährige Zusammenarbeit zwischen dem Komponisten Inon Zur und dem Studio begann bereits 2008 mit der Veröffentlichung von Fallout 3. Die Musik zu 'Starfield' sollte sowohl die Weite des Weltraums als auch die Neugier der Menschen auf das Unbekannte zum Ausdruck bringen. So verwob Zur traditionelle und nicht-traditionelle orchestrale und elektronische Klänge zu einem Klangteppich aus Organischem und Synthetischem.
Während der Entwicklung hat das Team ein eklektisches Spektrum an Referenzpunkten durchlaufen: Es begann bei den Sci-Fi-Grundsäulen von John Williams und Jerry Goldsmith, durchquerte einen klassischen Nebel von Debussy, Ravel und Prokofiev, flog an Vangelis' überragendem Synthesizerwerk vorbei und warf einen Blick auf die experimentellen Arbeiten der Einstürzenden Neubauten und von John Cage.
In den Orchesterstücken von Starfield, die vom Budapester Filmorchester eingespielt wurden, beschwören verschiedene Instrumentalgruppen oft imaginäre Aspekte des Weltraums herauf. Schnelle, sich wiederholende Sequenzen in den Holzbläsern stellen Partikel dar. Streicher, die wellenförmige Akkorde spielen, imitieren lange Wellen interstellarer Energie. Die Blechbläser werden zum Leuchtfeuer der Melodie, das über die Galaxie hinaus strahlt. In ähnlicher Weise erhalten die eher elektronischen Cues ein Gefühl von Erhabenheit durch schwere Synthesizerflächen, die kryptische, sich wiederholende Muster und ungewöhnliche perkussive Schläge untermauern.
Aeralie Brighton (DEATHLOOP, Ori-Serie) ist auf dem Soundtrack als Sängerin zu hören.
expected to be published on 04.04.2025
A psychedelic techno trip from the label’s founder.
In a distant universe, where time and space twist to the beat of unknown frequencies, a lone traveler drifts across the vastness of cosmic dust and pulsating starfields. Their craft, guided by a blend of ancient rhythms and futuristic harmonics, charts an unpredictable course through forgotten wormholes and glittering nebulas. Each track on Danse Avec Moi pulses like the heartbeat of a world that’s alive, vibrant with energy but mysterious, inviting and foreboding all at once. This is a call to venture into the unknown, a dance that is primal and futuristic, familiar yet foreign. The journey is relentless but immersive—a cosmic invitation for listeners to step beyond earthly realms and surrender to the rhythms of the universe.
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The final U.S. show, a triumphant and blistering bookend to the storied career of one of the most influential bands in rock music, featuring a unique and expansive eighty-five minute set list that spans Sonic Youth’s nearly three decade catalog. Mixed from multitrack by longtime live engineer Aaron Mullan and mastered and cut by Carl Saff. On August 12, 2011 Sonic Youth played their final US show on an outdoor stage overlooking the East River at the Williamsburg Waterfront in Brooklyn. Fitting that their storied career would bookend with a panoramic view of New York City where it all began 30 years before, having left in their wake one of one of the most powerfully influential careers in rock music. Following incredible sets from Kurt Vile and Wild Flag, the band took the stage. As the sun went down over the city, Sonic Youth ripped through a 17 song set that spanned from deep cuts off their first studio album and highlighting many other albums all the way through to their last, like a band with everything to prove. Or as Brooklyn Vegan’s Andrew Sacher said at the time: “While most bands who are thirty years into their career are either fading away or living off of the nostalgia of their older material, Sonic Youth continue to sound and perform as fresh as ever.” Steve Shelley explains the uniquely career spanning set list of Live in Brooklyn 2011 and how it came to be, as well as the importance of outdoor NYC summer shows in Sonic Youth’s legacy: “This show was a culmination of a run of really special outdoor summertime shows in New York City for us, starting in ’92 with Summerstage in Central Park when we played with Sun Ra. For the Williamsburg Waterfront show I wrote out the set list to present to the band and it was a lot of material we hadn’t played in a while, a lot of deep cuts, so I wasn’t sure if everybody would feel like doing it. After worrying about which songs the band might say yes or no to, I threw those concerns out the window and I just made a list of songs that I thought would be a great set. We practiced the week of the show at our space in Hoboken and put the set together. First we’d try and make sure we had a guitar in the song’s tuning, then we’d try to remember the arrangement and try and put it together, sometimes re-learning bar by bar. In the end I think the whole song list made it through. Even as early as ’86 and ’87 we stopped playing ‘Death Valley 69’ and ‘Brave Men Run’ with any regularity. We’d just get excited about new material coming into the set and songs would get ‘retired’ and wouldn’t get played again for years. So on this particular night in Brooklyn a lot of those retired songs and deep cuts got dusted off and played for this show. It turned out to be a pretty special event with a really special song list.” The band would go on to fulfill a contracted festival run in South America a few months later but, by then, the group’s center was severed beyond repair and the festival appearances didn’t hold the same kind of weight. “The stage was facing the East River from the Williamsburg, Brooklyn waterfront, and I recall the sun going down in the west during our set. It was a pretty magical, if kinda weird day. Fitting, somehow, that our ‘last show’ should be in New York City, our home and where it all began…” Lee Ranaldo The Williamsburg Waterfront show would fondly become referred to as ‘The Last Show’ by fans and band alike, equally for its triumphant high energy performance, its unique and expansive set list and locale. Newly remixed and remastered, Live in Brooklyn 2011 is presented for the first time on 2xLP, 2Xcd, August 18, 2023.
expected to be published on 31.08.2023
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