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Track List
01) Riverhead
02) Alleyways
03) The Road to Town
04) In a Wooden Coat
05) Idle Hands Are the Devil's Playground
06) Father's Feud
07) In Memoriam
08) Stokes the Fire
09) Bored of Canada
10) Cold Pavement
11) Stalking
12) A Waste of Your Father's Life
13) Spiteful Things
14) The Hunt
15) Snake in the Grass
01) Riverhead
02) Alleyways
03) The Road to Town
04) In a Wooden Coat
05) Idle Hands Are the Devil's Playground
06) Father's Feud
07) In Memoriam
08) Stokes the Fire
09) Bored of Canada
10) Cold Pavement
11) Stalking
12) A Waste of Your Father's Life
13) Spiteful Things
14) The Hunt
15) Snake in the Grass
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"Riverhead" is an original motion picture soundtrack album by Norwegian experimental collective Ulver for Justin Oakey’s 2016 film of the same name. The album was issued on December 09, 2016 via House of Mythology.
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The Wire magazine’s review in their February 2017 issue explains, “The film deals with poisonous rivalry existing between two hierarchical neighbours over family and religion. It’s bleak and minimalist in its telling, and Ulver’s score accompanies the mood of the story perfectly, with sawing strings and frozen musical passages giving a sense of immediate danger as the plot unravels. Also impressive is the way the music entwines round the film’s snowy landscape, soughing through the trees like an ill wind to add an extra chill to the proceedings.”
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"Riverhead" is an original motion picture soundtrack album by Norwegian experimental collective Ulver for Justin Oakey’s 2016 film of the same name. The album was issued on December 09, 2016 via House of Mythology.
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The Wire magazine’s review in their February 2017 issue explains, “The film deals with poisonous rivalry existing between two hierarchical neighbours over family and religion. It’s bleak and minimalist in its telling, and Ulver’s score accompanies the mood of the story perfectly, with sawing strings and frozen musical passages giving a sense of immediate danger as the plot unravels. Also impressive is the way the music entwines round the film’s snowy landscape, soughing through the trees like an ill wind to add an extra chill to the proceedings.”
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