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Old 10-21-2016, 11:18 AM   #1523
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Es gibt Neues vom hochverehrten Scott Walker: Ein Soundtrack, der sowohl eingängig als auch verstörend ist. Er holt ein paar echt fiese und desorientierende Klangfarben aus ’nem Orchester.
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... score, by 1960s pop crooner-turned-avant garde hero Scott Walker, bludgeons you so hard it’s as if the sound levels have been hijacked. In actual fact they were. “We mixed it purposefully outside of the Dolby standard; it’s about 5% louder than is generally allowed,” says the 27-year-old director. “The Dolby guy came in to master it and I was like, ‘Cool, thanks a lot!’ Then he left and I was like, ‘OK, turn it up!’ I like extremes. Growing up, I liked opera and I liked Fugazi. I liked anybody who gets to the end of the show and their knuckles are bleeding.”
- via The Guardian

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