Filmmusik: Les Soleils de l’Île de Pâques / La Brûlure de Mille Soleils auf CD

Bisher nie veröffentlichte Soundtracks des preisgekrönten frz. Komponisten Parmegiani für zwei mysteriöse Filme von 1965 und 1972. Klingen dennoch verblüffend modern.

Bisher nie veröffentlichte Soundtracks des preisgekrönten frz. Komponisten Parmegiani für zwei mysteriöse Filme von 1965 und 1972. Klingen dennoch verblüffend modern. Die beiden LPs auf einer CD im Digipack.

WRWTFWW Records is overjoyed to announce the release of two never-released-before soundtracks by French award-winning composer, audio experimenter, electroacoustic and musique concrète magician, and all-around sound visionary Bernard Parmegiani, sourced from the original reels, and neatly packed together in a gatefold sleeve double LP with English and French liner notes. The 2 albums are also available in an all-in-one digipack CD. Les Soleils de l'Île de Pâques (1972), by French director Pierre Kast, is a sci-fi feature which secured itself a well-deserved place in the pantheon of mysterious cult films thanks to hallucinatory (and superb) cinematography, exploration of supernatural phenomenons and occult symbolism, and one hell of a trippy atmosphere. La Brûlure de Mille Soleils (1965) also comes from Pierre Kast, but this time with the help of none other than writer, photographer, multimedia artist, homme à tout faire Chris Marker (notably known for films La Jetée, A Grin Without a Cat and Sans Soleil) who edited this bizarre short to brain melting results that lives up to the promises of its synopsis: A depressed millionaire poet, accompanied by his cat Marcel and a sign language robot, travels in time to shake a persistent feeling of ennui and falls hopelessly in love with a woman from another planet. Nuff said!