An Alternate Score for Friday Night Lights
Friday, May 27, 2011
To mark the last season of Friday Night Lights, the New Sounds All-Purpose Assistant has wheedled a way to have some of the music that should have scored the TV show- into a podcast! Hear here this New Sounds go at scoring an episode (or three.)
Sure, there is an expected inclusion, with Explosions in the Sky, and Efrim Manuel Menuck (Godspeed!) but get a listen to fellow Texans This Will Destroy You, Leeds, UK-based Vessels and the British post-rock band Codes in the Clouds. The show was meant to be a thank-you note to the music supervisors in the guise of a “Recommended If You Like (RIYL) Explosions in the Sky.” Get a load of that tremolo guitar, the shifting and swelling rockness of the instrumental slow-core.
Special Podcast Edition of New Sounds: An alternate score to the Friday Night Lights TV Series
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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Explosions in the Sky |
The Earth Is Not a Cold Dead Place |
First Breath After Coma [9:33] |
Temporary Residence 61 |
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Seven Saturdays |
Seven Saturdays |
The Shallow End [5:08] |
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Efrim Manuel Menuck |
Plays High Gospel |
August Four, Year-Of-Our-Lord Blues [3:01] |
Constellation CST 078 |
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The Young Scamels |
Tempest |
A Solemn Air [5:20] |
FT 74 |
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Vessels |
Helioscope |
Heal [2:36] |
Cuckundoo Records |
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Hammock |
Chasing After Shadows... Living With The Ghost |
Little Fly, Mouchette [5:49] |
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This Will Destroy You |
This Will Destroy You |
Leather Wings [3:31] |
Magic Bullet 100 Or download from Emusic.com or iTunes. |
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Dirty Three |
Whatever You Love, You Are |
I Really Should Have Gone Out Last Night [6:55] |
Touch & Go Records Touch & Go 223 |
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Codes in the Clouds |
As the Spirit Wanes |
The Reason in Madness, in Love [3:55] |
Erased Tapes Records 15952 |
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Explosions in the Sky |
Take Care, Take Care, Take Care |
Postcard from 1952 [7:07] |
Temporary Residence 11206 |
Comments [2]
Well, thanks, Kevin! I ALSO hope that we get to make a Part II.
This was a great show. Good concept and executed exceptionally well. Kudos to the New Sounds assistant, who thought the whole thing up. There could easily be a Part II for this with perhaps a little bit of Mogwai -- another great group New Sounds turned me on to.
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