Black and White Electric Light OST, by QOHELETH

Black and White Electric Light OST

by QOHELETH

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wc_helmets Qoheleth's signature noise rock takes a back seat, and much of that is reigned in for some sort tracks that are not short on substance or sound. If this is an example of work to come, I'm very excited. Favorite track: Mundane Membrane.

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	1.	The Ancient Order of BAWEL 01:56
	2.	Meditations in the Key of TV 02:49
	3.	Mundane Membrane 04:03
	4.	Remote Control Thought Process 05:18
	5.	Culturine 03:35

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Presenting QOHELETH's original soundtrack for “Black and White Electric Light," a short film directed by Mike Fink. He reached out to them at the beginning of the project to see if they'd be interested in writing some music for the film and they leapt at the opportunity.

Diverging from the noise rock frenzy of their first three albums, QOHELETH took a minimalist approach to the instruments used on each track. Most of them feature only bass and drums, with a hint of feedback or static here and there. One track was built solely from a Casio mini-keyboard from their childhood, while another features only vocals and static. On the whole, it’s a very different sound from what they've done before. We hope you enjoy.

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released September 3, 2019

Bass/Casio/Vocals: Jeremy Hunt
Drums: Mike Strickler
Art: Caiden Withey
(featuring footage by Mike Fink)
Produced by Mike Strickler and Jeremy Hunt
Mixed by Mike Strickler
Mastered by Jesse Sprinkle

Written by accident
Played by instinct

© 2019 Neanderthal Jams

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