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Clark

In Camera (2x12")

Throttle Records · SKU: THROT009LPCLEAR

House • Techno • Electro • Experimental

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Tracklist

20 tracks
  • A1) | Green WashNo preview
  • A2) | Green BreakingNo preview
  • A3) | SuperstarNo preview
  • A4) | Bleeding BuildingNo preview
  • A5) | Running DreamsNo preview
  • A6) | It’s 450No preview
  • A7) | ProbeNo preview
  • A8) | BoNo preview
  • A9) | Head Phone HospitalNo preview
  • A10) | Sensual DismayNo preview
  • B1) | Aden MurmurNo preview
  • B2) | Captive BlissNo preview
  • B3) | Vending Machine/ PortalNo preview
  • B4) | Non Specific InterviewNo preview
  • B5) | Tangent Cloak1No preview
  • B6) | Tangent Cloak2No preview
  • B7) | ExhaustedNo preview
  • B8) | Green BloodNo preview
  • B9) | Blue BloodNo preview
  • B10) | BloodNo preview

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THROT009LPCLEAR

Condition

New

Media Condition

Mint (M)

Sleeve Condition

Mint (M)

Format

2xVinyl 12" 2x12inch Vinyl

Features

clear vinyl

Description

Originally released in September 2024 we continue the re-release of Clark’s recent catalogue with the chance to get some limited vinyl versions of ‘In Camera’. Since his first composition credit in 2016 with The Last Panthers (Warp) Clark has built a reputation for expanding film and TV scores into intricate, exhilarating soundworlds of their own. Here Clark has expanded his score for Naqqash Khalid’s award-winning debut feature ‘In Camera’ stretching out the film’s surreal ‘modern fairy tale’ atmosphere with reversed vocals and gauzy synthpop-esque chords. Of the recording process Clark says: “Using my vocals but abstracted in a way that totally matched the film was the most unique challenge. I was going to just include the cues but got far too into recording new stuff that fitted the tone and emotion of the film. The record has a very distinct colour/ feel. It’s drenched in muted joy/ dark euphoria”. This includes a gnarly cover of the Carpenters’ ‘Superstar’ that burns closer to the frazzled Sonic Youth version.

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