Jim Williams – Kill List - Original Soundtrack Recording
Label: | Rook Films – RFV 003 |
|---|---|
Format: | Vinyl, LP, Single Sided, Album, Limited Edition |
Country: | UK & Ireland |
Released: | |
Genre: | Electronic, Stage & Screen |
Style: | Dark Ambient, Soundtrack |
Tracklist
| A | Kill List Soundtrack | 22:45 |
Companies, etc.
- Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Rook Films Ltd.
- Copyright © – Rook Films Ltd.
Credits
- Artwork – Kenn Goodall, Luke Insect
- Composed By, Performer – Jim Williams
- Engineer – Jim Williams
- Mixed By – Paul Golding
- Violin – Ian Benton
- Vocals – Lisa Abbott
Notes
Limited to 1000 copies.
Gatefold cover.
Inner Sleeve: Make your own Kill List slate
Music on Side A only. Side B etched.
'Kill List'
22'45"
All music composed and performed by Jim Williams
Except Lisa Abbott, Vocals & Ian Benton, Violin
Engineered by Jim Williams, Mixed by Paul Golding
P & C 2015 Rook Films Ltd
Music ©2011 Channel Four Television / UK Film Council / WARPX / Rook Films
Released by kind permission of Studio Canal
Art - The Twins of Evil (Luke Insect & Kenn Goodall)
RVF003 / 33 RPM
Gatefold cover.
Inner Sleeve: Make your own Kill List slate
Music on Side A only. Side B etched.
'Kill List'
22'45"
All music composed and performed by Jim Williams
Except Lisa Abbott, Vocals & Ian Benton, Violin
Engineered by Jim Williams, Mixed by Paul Golding
P & C 2015 Rook Films Ltd
Music ©2011 Channel Four Television / UK Film Council / WARPX / Rook Films
Released by kind permission of Studio Canal
Art - The Twins of Evil (Luke Insect & Kenn Goodall)
RVF003 / 33 RPM
Recommendations
2013 UKVinyl —LP, Limited Edition, Numbered
2015 UKVinyl —LP, Deluxe Edition, Limited Edition
2013 UKVinyl —12", 45 RPM, Album, Record Store Day, Limited Edition, Stereo
Reviews
- I'm not one of those guys who thinks "everything sounds better on vinyl." Considering how quiet this recording is, it has to compete with whatever surface noise you happen to experience, not to mention any contributing factors like the rumble of a direct drive turn table motor or any vibrations your stylus picks up. I really think that if you're going to have a quiet recording, digital offers some serious benefits. The music is, of course, excellent.
Just wonderful! Brilliantly creepy! Great to play for my ritualistic sacrifices!
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