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10 Essential Cinematic AntiheroesWhile we knew that Nonesuch was taking pre-orders for the soundtrack, to be released September 11th, what got lost in the shuffle was that the pre-order “would include an instant download of Greenwood’s ‘Application 45 Version 1’ from the album.” Stereogum has a stream of the track -- which we’ve included below for convenience -- and it’s every bit as twitchy and haunting as the previous trailers and clips have suggested. And as you may be aware of by now, "The Master" screened in Chicago last night, and you can read our full review right here, but in short: it's brilliant, disorienting and triumphant all at once.
In less than a month the world will see Anderson’s latest in all its 70mm splendor when “The Master” film opens on September 14th. The soundtrack arrives a few days prior on September 11th. Listen below.
3 Comments
Oscar oscar oscar! | August 18, 2012 12:51 AM
seriously!
Ollie A | August 17, 2012 2:25 PM
This is an absolutely beautiful excerpt, and demonstrates exactly how much versatility as a musician he possesses.
Eoin Daly | August 17, 2012 9:55 AM
This just shows how he was wrongfullyt snubbed and that his scores are beautiful.