Apparently, Tom Holkenborg has been quite busy during the pandemic. I have already reviewed White Lines back in June 2020, and only a month ago I took a closer look […]
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Apparently, Tom Holkenborg has been quite busy during the pandemic. I have already reviewed White Lines back in June 2020, and only a month ago I took a closer look […]
Read moreOne of the things that I like about being a soundtrack reviewer is discovering music from composers that I have not heard of before. Netflix can be very aggressive with […]
Read moreSometimes a beautiful score is handed to you on a silver platter, as was the case with De Fabriek (English: The Factory), a tv show that ran from 1981 to […]
Read moreOne of the amazing composers that I have discovered in the last decade is Polish composer Abel Korzeniowski. The music he has written in the past is an absolute pleasure […]
Read moreThis may be one of the strangest reviews I have written, because in 2017 I wrote a review about Danny Elfman’s music for Justice League, and now I am back […]
Read moreIf there is one thing I try to avoid on this website, it is reviewing multiple soundtracks by the same composer in a short period. With COVID going on, however, […]
Read moreWhen Disney announced their own streaming platform Disney+, I was quite skeptical about its chances of success. Disney has many different very successful franchises, but I did not think those […]
Read moreWhen thinking about movies, most people will think about Hollywood blockbusters first, but movies are made all over the world, and they all need music. One of my favorite composers, […]
Read moreNetflix apparently has a thing for bearded middle-aged men who travel with a girl. After reviewing the music for The Midnight Sky, starring George Clooney and a little girl, I […]
Read moreIFMCA Awards 2020, John Powell, Michael Giacchino, Nami Melumad, Ilan Eshkeri and Kris Bowers ‘Soundtrack Word Unscripted’ is a series where editor-in-chief of Soundtrack World Anton Smit talks about his […]
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