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Death Waltz

Blanck Mass

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Death Waltz Originals are proud to present a spectacular new record curated by Blanck Mass & commissioned exclusively by the East End Film Festival, an alternative score to the 2013 film THE STRANGE COLOUR OF YOUR BODY'S TEARS, directed by Bruno Forzani and Héléne Catet. A full-on homage to the Italian giallo films from Mario Bava and Dario Argento, the original release had no original score and instead used music from existing giallo films. Edinburgh musician Ben Power (Blanck Mass, Fuck Buttons) devised to use this as a stage for experimentation and collaboration with several artists from across the globe.

Each artist was given a scene to work with and was given complete free reign to restore the scene how they wanted to, without any knowledge of what was planned for the film by other musicians. Contributions came from Stockholm's Roll The Dice, London's Helm, Moon Gangs and Phil Julian, Glasgow's Konx-Om-Pax, and New York's C. Spencer Yeh, as well as Blanck Mass. The end result is a fascinating score that enthralls, seduces and terrifies in equal measures. Due to be performed live later in 2015, THE STRANGE COLOR OF YOUR BODY'S TEARS re-score is a testament to the quality of alternative artists working today, as well as evidence of the ongoing inspiration that Italian horror continues to supply to contemporary art.

Tracklist

• 1. Portal - Roll The Dice
  2. Strange - Helm
  3. Mirrored Palms - Helm
  4. Silencer II - Helm
  5. The Light and the Glass - Moongangs
  6. The Apartment - Moongangs
  7. Walk This Way - C Spencer Yeh
  8. The Worst of All Gifts - C Spencer Yeh
  9. Music Like Bleeding (Blood) - C Spencer Yeh
  10. A Chance to Cut Is a Chance to Kill - C Spencer Yeh
  11. Head Stab - Konx Om Pax
  12. The Hole - Blanck Mass
  13. The Block - Blanck Mass
  14. Laura's Blood - Blanck Mass
  15. Head First - Blanck Mass
  16. The Hole Revisited - Blanck Mass
  17. Final Sequence - Phil Julian
  18. Laura - Phil Julian
  19. End Credits - Phil Julian