After ABZÛ, The Pathless is the second video game from game studio Giant Squid. Creative director and founder Matt Nava has already built quite a reputation at Thatgamecompany as art […]
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Category: Review
Morricone Segreto – Ennio Morricone
November 10 would have been Ennio Morricone’s 92nd birthday. Sadly he passed away on July 6 earlier this year. Being one of the high-profile film music composers in the world, […]
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How to Train Your Dragon (Deluxe) – John Powell
Varese Sarabande is one of the biggest music labels specializing in releasing soundtracks, and occasionally they like to release an expanded version of an existing soundtrack. Most of the time […]
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The Glorias – Elliot Goldenthal
It was a pleasant surprise when I found out that composer Elliot Goldenthal had written music for a movie again, which has been a rarity throughout the last decade. This […]
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Project Rembrandt: Season Two – Karl Heortweard
It is quite interesting to see how I get introduced to new soundtracks sometimes. While I was rounding up my latest review and started looking for a new one, Dutch […]
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Enola Holmes – Daniel Pemberton
As a film music reviewer, I try to review the music of a wide range of composers and not to review the music from the same composer in a short […]
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Hades – Darren Korb
There are some soundtracks that I have always wanted to write a review about, but have never gotten around to actually doing it, and all the soundtracks from the game […]
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TENET – Ludwig Göransson
It is becoming the norm for new movie releases to go straight to streaming platforms in this pandemic. I have seen some wonderful movies from the comforts of my living […]
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Rising Phoenix – Daniel Pemberton
Documentaries are not something I like to watch, but after Daniel Pemberton had been hyping his music for Rising Phoenix on Twitter, I had to watch it anyways. Rising Phoenix […]
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Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order – Stephen Barton, Gordy Haab
When you think about music for Star Wars you are probably having John Williams’s music in mind, but the Star Wars universe is so much bigger. There have already been […]
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