Get all 16 Elliott Sharp Soundtracks releases available on Bandcamp and save 70%.
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Over Water
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Coil Of Ticking Towers
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Prey
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Elliott Sharp Soundtracks New York, New York
In addition to his formal works for string quartet, orchestra, opera, and chamber music, E# has also composed many scores for film, video, theater, and installations.
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Century
by Elliott Sharp's Terraplane
supported by 4 fans who also own “A Certain Slant Of Light - Original Scores by Elliott Sharp For Videos by Janene Higgins”
This album is one of the best contemporary blues discoveries I have made last year. A deep, heavy but rich sound. Above that, the album swings and grooves from start to end. To make the musical experience complete: the mastering of this piece of art is splendid. Highly recommended!
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Les Secrets de la Mer Rouge
by François de Roubaix
This is the first release of the full score of the French TV series “Les Secrets de la Mer Rouge," recorded in 1967 and 1975.
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With an assist from friends Berlin Lama, Suso Saiz, and more, Pablo Color puts a balearic spin on bossa nova.
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Palberta's otherworldly "Bye Bye Berta" is distinct and varied in its challenging songwriting, but remarkably cohesive.
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Flyying Colours
by Flyying Colours
Two long sold-out EPs from dream pop band Flying Colours are back in print and available on vinyl.
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Souvenir
by Maston with L'éclair
Composer, producer and multi-instrumentalist Maston recruits Swiss band L'Eclaire for a sprightly take on ’70s lounge and library music.
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They may be named for a “Twin Peaks” villain, but there’s nothing menacing about Wyndham Earl’s rich and stirring psych soundscapes.
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