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Lakeshore Records release the various composers companion album for the comic book series Wednesday. Wednesday tells the story of a young girl named “Wednesday” who is dissatisfied with her life hiding under a scrap yard. On the eve of her sixteenth birthday, Wednesday’s father is kidnapped by bounty hunters. To save him, Wednesday ventures into the unknown with her only friends; sock monkeys Manny, Moe and Jack. Armed with only her wits and driving a 1970 Plymouth Barracuda, Wednesday must overcome bandits, killer robots and a deadly assassin from the past... The soundtracks for Wednesday represent an interesting experiment. Two albums have been released to capture the essence of the story and provide further atmosphere to the comic book series. Personally, I think it's an impressive undertaking that adds another layer to the immersive experience of reading the comics, and both this score and the various artists scoundtrack really show the attention to detail that the project's creators have gone to for their fans. The score contains 17 tracks (45 min, 36 sec) with the main composers being Daniel Davies, John Bergin and Geno Lenardo. The music is electronic in it's construction, which helps to capture the post apocalypic surroundings of the story. In a lot of instances I was reminded of the output of Orbital (only more mellow and less dance based). It's an enjoyable album and one that works well for any comic book series you're currently reading. I found that it actually added another layer as I read The Walking Dead comic books. Track listing: 01 - 'The True Story Of Wednesday' - Daniel Davies 8 Darren Rea Buy this item online
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