Cornel Wilczek - Together (Original Soundtrack)
- The Missing Hikers
- Rat King
- The Ultimate Intimacy In Divine Flesh
- Mildew or Something?
- A Fucking Three-Legged-Race
- Dumb City-Folk Who Went Against Nature and Lost
- A Great Thirst
- Likes
- Together with Tim
- Thirsty All Over, A Love Song
- It Was Like a Window Opened Between Our House and That Night
- The Beginning of Something Wonderful!
- It Feels...Crowded
- I JUST SAW'D THROUGH OUR FUCKING ARMS!
- MUSCLE RELAXANT!
- By The Way, I'm Sorry I Didn't Believe You, You Were Right, Obviously
- Together with Millie
- Our First Dance
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Soundtracks & Film Scores
- Tracks
- 18
Mutant, in partnership with NEON, are proud to present the premiere physical media release of the soundtrack to TOGETHER. Cornel Wilczek (Talk To Me, Bring Her Back) crafts an incredible score for this body horror future classic from director Michael Shanks, blending the organic and synthetic, merging them to create something new, mesmerising, calm, eerie yet beautiful and oddly melodic. Disembodied voices flow in and out of soundscapes made up of traditional acoustic instruments, strings, and synthesisers. At first listen, the score seems very minimalist, but with repeated listening, it reveals these amazing earworms that stick in your mind. It's a truly lovely, otherworldly listen, ideal for late nights and headphones. EXPLICIT
- Mother
- Roadkill
- He Needs To Die
- Riley's Possession
- Talk To Me
- I Let you In
- Hungry Spirit
- Just Trust Me, I Know What To Do
- Taking Care Of Riley
- Mother Or Monster
- Alone With The Hand
- The Letter
- We Have To Do Something Jade
- Mia's Mission
- Depths of Hell
- Quain
- The Other Side
- Le Monde (From Talk to Me)
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Soundtracks & Film Scores
- Catalog No.
- A24M021LP-C1
- Tracks
- 18
- Colour
- Orange
- Pressing
- Colored Vinyl
Lenticular Orange Vinyl... Cornel Wilczek's score for A24's crowd favorite horror, TALK TO ME, orchestral elements and ethereal vocals make for a refreshing take on the classic horror score. The award winning composer has brilliantly accomplished a wholly new sense of foreboding - it's a menacingly beautiful score bound to get, and stay, under your skin.