Unearthing Influences (DJ Mix)

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Lex have announced a mix and dates from Crook&Flail (aka Andrew Broder of Fog and AdamDrucker) created and curated the soundtrack to the forthcoming audiobook box set written and narrated by Alan Moore. The band will be playing with Alan reading live at 2 exclusive shows in London in July, and will also be playing a music-only show on the following night. As an insight into the influences behind their original score and musical direction, Crook&Flail have assembled and blended a free, promo-only mix. Download link and tracklist below…Crook&Flail ‘Unearthing’ influences Mix – Download HERE

  1. Carlo Fashion – Panegyrikus#3
  2. Kraftwerk – Ruckzuck
  3. Mount Eerie – (something)
  4. Susumu Yakota – Kodomatachi
  5. Keiji Haino – Is This Guidance Itself Some Kind of Trap
  6. OD – Untitled
  7. Genghis Tron – Dead Mountain Mouth
  8. Ron Cessin – Commuter
  9. Paul Metzger – Untitled
  10. Department of Eagles – Noam Chomsky Spring Break 2002
  11. Burial – In McDonalds
  12. Broadcast – Evil Is Coming
  13. Alejandro Jodorowski – Las Flores nancen En El Barro
  14. Doseone – untitled&unreleased
  15. Andrew broder – Piss Face
  16. Fennesz – Aus
  17. Alejandro Jodorowski – 300 Connejos
  18. imagination…sun ra
  19. Tarwater – V-at
  20. Loren Connors & David Grubbs – Blossom Time
  21. labradford – By Chris Johnston, Craig Markva And Jaime Evans
  22. Camberwell Now – Working nights
  23. Xasthur – Keeper of sharpened blades
  24. Boards of Canada – Amo Bishop Roden
  25. Mogwai –Fear Satan (My Bloody Valentine mix)
  26. Mike Patton –A Lizard With The Skin Of A Woman
  27. Viger/Bellonzi – Structures 1
  28. Mike Patton – Wuxiapian
  29. Crook&Flail – Unearthing EP (instrumental)
  30. Pascal Comelade – Chanson
  31. Crook&Flail – Unearthing EP (instrumental)
  32. Windy & Carl – Set Adrift
  33. Hood – In Iron Light
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About Kingsley Marshall

Kingsley Marshall is Head of Film at the CILECT accredited School of Film & Television based within Falmouth University in the UK. The subject area consists of 28 staff working with 300 undergraduates studying the Skillset accredited BA (Hons) Film degree, supplemented by a postgraduate community studying from MA level through to PhD. Kingsley’s research and practice primarily orientates around the use of sound (including music and effects) in cinema and television, and the production of short and micro-budget feature films, executive producing Wilderness (Doherty, 2017) which won 11 awards at 16 international film festivals since making its premiere at Cinequest in 2017, and producing Project 18 (Mackfall, 2018), currently in post-production. For over twenty years he has worked as a journalist, interviewing filmmakers, musicians, and designers for over 30 publications and broadcasters worldwide, written album sleeve notes and biographies for over 100 artists, and contributed to anthologies on hip hop and soul. He can be found on Twitter as @kingsleydc