MTR081 | Released: 2018-01-26

A Thought Of Ecstasy

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Prelisten

01
Gajek - Opening
1:22
02
Anstam - Names
1:56
03
Gajek, Deborah Kara Unger - Arrived in the Desert
1:19
04
Moderat - Invaluable Waste from the Outlying Districts, Pt. 01
2:56
05
Gajek, Deborah Kara Unger - 1996
0:57
06
Gajek, Deborah Kara Unger - Private Dance
0:23
07
Gajek - The Bunker
1:13
08
Anstam - Shoulders
2:43
09
Gajek, Deborah Kara Unger - Forgotten in the Midst of the Desert
1:40
10
Moderat - Invaluable Waste from the Outlying Districts, Pt. 02
1:54
11
Gajek, Deborah Kara Unger - Two Simple Happenings
0:45
12
Gajek - Shooting
2:38
13
Moderat - Invaluable Waste from the Outlying Districts, Pt. 03
4:33
14
Gajek, Deborah Kara Unger - Charakter
1:25
15
Gajek - Boulevard
2:17
16
Gajek, Deborah Kara Unger - Moment
1:38
17
Moderat - Invaluable Waste from the Outlying Districts, Pt. 04
4:27

General Infos

For RP Kahl’s movie „A THOUGHT OF ECSTASY“ – shot in the U.S. with, among others, Debora Kara Unger („Crash“, „The Game“) – Gajek and Szary (one part of Modeselektor) compiled and partly edited its soundtrack, a complex and fascinating musical journey into Science Fiction.

As Monkeytown Records’ artists Gajek, Modeselektor, Moderat and Anstam delivered most of the music, we are happy to release their contribution to the film music as a digital soundtrack album, featuring outtakes of Moderat, a newly produced track by Modeselektor as well as Gajek’s interpretation of Gustav Mahler’s “Symphony No. 1” as the musical leitmotiv of the film.

When it comes to bringing electronic music to life and creating a unique experience for people, Monkeytown Records surely is one of the most influential record labels worldwide. Working with Gajek and Szary has been one of my most exciting experiences compiling a soundtrack and the way we have been collaborating is fairly extraordinary in the movie business. My images of the Californian desert perfectly unit with the chosen tracks. Berlin meets America – in it’s best and most exciting way!” (RP Kahl, director of A THOUGHT OF ECSTASY)

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