Motion City Soundtrack - Go - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

John Carpenter's soundtracks for the most recent Halloween trilogy, made alongside his frequent collaborators Cody Carpenter and Daniel Davies, marked the legendary director and composer's return to film scoring after nearly two decades away. 2018's Halloween, 2021's Halloween Kills, and 2022's Halloween Ends were all directed by David Gordon Green, who engaged Carpenter early in the pre-production process, ultimately enlisting him as both an executive producer and soundtrack composer for the trilogy. Now, for the first time, expanded editions of all three scores are being made available in a deluxe box set by Carpenter's longtime , Sacred Bones Records. - In listening to the recent Halloween scores, the collaborative spirit among the composing trio is one of the first things that jumps out. The now-famous bowed guitar part on Halloween's "The Shape Hunts Allyson, " like all the guitar parts strewn across the trilogy, is played by Daniel Davies. John calls Daniel "the adventurer" of the group, and credits him with introducing sounds he'd never have considered. Cody, who his father refers to as a "musical savant, " is an equally essential presence. It's his steady, me- thodical hand that helps give shape to the ideas that fly around when these three get in a room together. The scores for the new films may be centered on familiar themes, but they're also a lot more sonically diverse and musically audacious than anything John could have pulled off in 1978, when he made the original Halloween. - In addition to the individual expanded releases, the Halloween Expanded Trilogy will be available as part of a deluxe limited box set, offered in 6xLP and 3xCD formats. These editions feature exclusive new packaging and artwork by Chris Bilheimer, along with expansive liner notes by music critic Brad Sanders, which include exclusive interviews with John Carpenter and director Dav

After a ten-year absence that left a palpable void in the hearts of millennial emo kids, Motion City Soundtrack are finally back-and yes, it's everything we hoped for. The Same Old Wasted Wonderful World (out September 19) feels like coming home a dizzying, emotionally articulate blast of guitar-laced pop-punk that reminds us why this band meant so much in the first place. It's a sonic time machine, sure, but it never gets stuck in the past. Instead, it builds on it-older, a little bruised, but somehow more alive. Justin Pierre's voice still wobbles gloriously between a scream and a sigh, only now it carries the weight of experience, not just anxiety.Rather than reinventing themselves, Motion City double down on what they've always done best big hooks, bigger feelings, and that perfect tightrope walk between chaos and control. Tracks like "Particle Physics" (with Patrick Stump of Fallout Boy) and "Your Days Are Numbered" (featuring Mat Kerekes of Citizen) channel the kind of clarity that only comes after surviving your own worst years. In a world drowning in lazy nostalgia, The Same Old Wasted Wonderful World is a rare and welcome return that feels less like a reunion and more like a long-overdue continuation Album Tracks 1. Some Wear a Dark Heart 2. She Is Afraid 3. Particle Physics (Feat. Patrick Stump) 4. You Know Who the F**k We Are 5. Melancholia 6. Your Days Are Numbered (Feat. Mat Kerekes) 7. Downer 8. Mi Corazón 9. Bloodline 10. Things Like This (Feat. Sincere Engineer) 11. The Same Old Wasted Wonderful World

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