CD REVIEW - THE MIST
The Mist
Music by Mark Isham
Varese Sarabande VSD 6873
8 Tracks 32:06 mins
This latest adaptation of a Stephen King story sounds a little like The Fog in concept. It has been scored by ever-busy composer Mark Isham and features suitably mysterious and suspenseful moments, giving way to violent, percussive/electronic action. Performance of the music is credited to The Sodden Dog Electronic Arts Society, suggesting it is all achieved through synths and samples.
It is a brief score at a little over 20 minutes, plus the Perry/Gerrard composition "The Host of Seraphim," performed by Dead Can Dance, with additional material by Isham, which presumably must have been used in the film. As a filler, and quite out of character with what has gone before, is "The Vicious Blues," from Isham's score to Mrs. Parker and The Vicious Circle.
The Mist
Music by Mark Isham
Varese Sarabande VSD 6873
8 Tracks 32:06 mins
This latest adaptation of a Stephen King story sounds a little like The Fog in concept. It has been scored by ever-busy composer Mark Isham and features suitably mysterious and suspenseful moments, giving way to violent, percussive/electronic action. Performance of the music is credited to The Sodden Dog Electronic Arts Society, suggesting it is all achieved through synths and samples.
It is a brief score at a little over 20 minutes, plus the Perry/Gerrard composition "The Host of Seraphim," performed by Dead Can Dance, with additional material by Isham, which presumably must have been used in the film. As a filler, and quite out of character with what has gone before, is "The Vicious Blues," from Isham's score to Mrs. Parker and The Vicious Circle.
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