| | Crash Soundtrack CD (1 Customer Review)
One of the highest-profile film composers in the business, Mark Isham has built an impressive, lengthy resume that shows off his range, taste, and remarkable talent with orchestrations and arrangements. His soundtrack to the 2005 film CRASH is no exception. Isham describes his creation as a "bedroom recording," and the moody, textured music does, in fact, have the introspection and intimacy of something composed in a small, artistically charged space.
Sequencers and synthesizers dominate here, giving rise to pieces that veer from the delicately ambient to pulsing pattern music. The metronomic rhythms of "Siren," for example, help create tension as much as "A Really Good Cloak"-- the lilting, atmospheric track that follows--relieves it. Several tracks--"...Safe Now;" "Saint Christopher"--employ a female voice that unfurls beautifully operatic, Middle Eastern-flavored vocals, creating a spooky, human tapestry that recalls, at times, Peter Gabriel's PASSION. With its mixture of ethereal timbres and taut rhythm-scapes, CRASH is a compelling listen from beginning to end, and weighs in as another fine addition to Isham's discography
Composer: Mark Isham.
Audio Mixer: Stephen Krause.
Liner Note Author: Mark Isham.
Recording information: Wetdog.
Editor: James Burt. Crash Soundtrack Music | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Soundtrack CDs, Film Composers | | Label | Superb | | Orig Year | 2005 | | All Time Sales Rank |  10540  | | CD Universe Part number | 6864847 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Jun 07, 2005 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Mark Isham; Kelly Jones; Mark Isham; Shiro Gutzie | | Engineer | Stephen Krause; Mark Isham; Stephen Krause; Cindy O'Conner; Mark Isham | | Recording Time | 58 minutes | | Additional Info | Soundtrack |
Crash Soundtrack Songs | 1. | Crash, film score: Crash |
| 2. | Crash, film score: Go forth my son |
| 3. | Crash, film score: Hands in plain sight |
| 4. | Crash, film score: ...Safe now |
| 5. | Crash, film score: No such things as monsters |
| 6. | Crash, film score: Find my baby |
| 7. | Crash, film score: Negligence |
| 8. | Crash, film score: Flames |
| 9. | Crash, film score: Siren |
| 10. | Crash, film score: A really good cloak |
| 11. | Crash, film score: A harsh warning |
| 12. | Crash, film score: Saint Christopher |
| 13. | Crash, film score: Sense of touch |
| 14. | In the Deep |
| 15. | Maybe Tomorrow |
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