UNKLE - The Heretics' Gate (2011)

Genres: Ambient, Modern Classical

Have you ever been fond of a soundtrack just as much as the film? Well, that's what this Soundtrack post represents. This post is a detail of both films and soundtracks I enjoy.

Doug Foster (the artist behind The Heretics' Gate artwork) and UNKLE joined forces to create a visual and musical masterpiece for the Daydreaming With… St Michael’s exhibition that took place at at St. Michael’s church in Camden, London. The relationship between the two artists began when James Lavelle (leading member from UNKLE and curator of the Daydreaming With… exhibition) came across Doug Foster's installation of The Heretic’s Gate. Here's what Foster had to say about Lavelle in an interview pertaining to how their relationship and the score came-to-be:

DJ Shadow - Dark Days (2000)
Genres: Hip Hop, Instrumental

Have you ever been fond of a soundtrack just as much as the film? Well, that's what this Soundtrack post represents. This post is a detail of both films and soundtracks I enjoy.

DJ Shadow created a short and sweet score for the documentary Dark Days, and it fails to disappoint. The soundtrack only contains two tracks, "Main Theme" and "Spoken For Mix"; but it managed to win six awards in various competitions despite it's short duration. Moreover, the Dark Days soundtrack is looked upon as the component that completes the puzzle of the film, and is arguably the last recording DJ Shadow made in his "original style."