Jg Thirlwell - The Venture Bros. The Music Of Jg Thirlwell, Vol. 1 - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Composer/producer/performer JG Thirlwell's Music of The Venture Bros Volume Three is drawn from seasons 1-7. His unique and influential score for The Venture Bros. Television series has garnered widespread critical acclaim. He was nominated for an Annie Award (the highest honor in the field of animation) for his Inchoutstanding achievement in musicInch on The Venture Bros in 2016. He created the musical score for the show since it's debut in 2003 until it finished it's run with Season 7 in 2019. The Venture Bros returned in 2023 with a movie for HBO, which Thirlwell also scored.The first volume of Venture Bros soundtracks was released in 2009 and the second was released in 2016. Thirlwell also scored the Emmy-winning hit FX cartoon show Archer. #is released on Thirlwell's Ectopic Ents tag in an arrangement with Adult Swim / Williams Street RecordsMusic of The Venture Bros Volume Three is released on Thirlwell's Ectopic Ents tag in an arrangement with Adult Swim / Williams Street Records and is available on CD and vinyl and digitally. The CD version contains 34 tracks and includes detailed sleeve notes by Thirlwell. The vinyl LP version contains 21 tracks, and is pressed on InchCanyon EffectInch colored vinyl and also includes a download code so the buyer may obtain the full album digitally. JG Thirlwell works under many pseudonyms including Manorexia, Foetus, Xordox, Steroid Maximus, Baby Zizanie, Hydroze Plus, Clint Ruin and Wiseblood. He has released over forty albums. If there is a common thread to his varied musical styles, it is a dramatic intensity and an evocative, cinematic quality. Thirlwell has also featured as producer, remixer, collaborator or arranger for a wide variety of artists including Karen O, Noveller, Zola Jesus, Helm, Mivos Quartet, Melvins, Swans, Nine Inch Nails, Lydia Lunch, Coil, Z's, The The, Simon Hanes, Tony Oursler, Nick Cave and many mor

Everything I Ever Saw finds the Menzingers entering a new era in what's already been a storied career. The Philadelphia punk legends' eighth album chronicles moments of significant change-the personal, the political, and the universal-while returning to the core creative principles that first put them on the map with listeners the world over. Twenty years in, the Menzingers have discovered that the wisdom gained with time's passing is even stronger than the emotional armor they once wore in their youth, and Everything I Ever Saw captures the quartet embracing the here and now while strengthening the bonds that have held them together.The Menzingers have always created as a four-headed unit, with all members (vocalist/guitarist Greg Barnett, vocalist/guitarist Tom May, bassist Eric Keen, drummer Joe Godino) throwing in their respective talents as part of the craft-but for Everything I Ever Saw, the group worked in creative symbiosis more than ever before. InchThe way we made this record feels the most like how the band was in the very beginning Me and Tom coming to the band with the most basic element of a song, and the four of us shaping that,Inch Barnett says. Instrumental in building that excitement was locally centered and nationally renowned production legend Will Yip, who threw in with the Menzingers on 2017's After the Party and their sonically expansive 2019 record Hello Exile. This time around, Yip once again became an unofficial Menzinger while the band crafted these 11 songs in their South Philly space. InchWorking with Will was like a homecoming,Inch May beams while talking about Yip's contributions. InchWe've grown up together over these years, and we're still incredibly close friends. He's the best at gassing you up and making sure everybody's on the right page, but he's also so good at pointing out stuff that might not fit the vision without being a fuc

Double vinyl LP pressing. JG Thirlwell is a Melbourne, Australia-born composer/producer/performer based in Brooklyn NY. After working with experimental group Nurse With Wound, Thirlwell started making his own records in 1980. He was inspired by the post-punk explosion of creativity in the UK which engendered the accessibility of DIY, as well as the writings of John Cage and systems music, among other things. Thirlwell's discography is extensive under many pseudonyms including Foetus, Steroid Maximus, Manorexia, Baby Zizanie, Wiseblood, Clint Ruin and others. If there is a common thread to his varied musical styles, it is dramatic intensity and evocative, cinematic quality. Thirlwell's oeuvre stretches the gamut from orchestrations, big band, cathartic noise-rock to abstract electronics and sound sculpture, chamber music, serial music and imaginary soundtracks - sometimes all in the same album. In addition, Thirlwell scores The Venture Brothers, a hit cartoon show on Adult Swim/Cartoon Network. Here we have the second volume of music from the series where once again Thirwell takes the listener on a cinematic roller coaster with thrilling results.