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Johnny Jewel
's soundtrack to the Belgian film
Home
contains songs by
Chromatics
as well as instrumentals by
Symmetry
and
Jewel
solo. Two of the
tracks are shorter versions of songs from
Kill for Love
, but there's also a starry, Auto-Tune-laced ballad called "Magazine." The most surprising and exciting tracks on the album are the ones by
, a side project of
and his
bandmate
Nat Walker
. "The Magician" and "Countdown" are both slo-mo Italo-thrillers, each thick with suspense. In between them is "Alligator," a left-field detour into trap that nevertheless makes complete sense.
's instrumentals, which take up the entire second half of the album, are typically moody and low-key, with the slow, ominous heartbeat of "Remorse" providing more tension than the soft, snowy pieces that surround it. While some of these tracks seem to float by without much consequence at first, there are moments of quietly devastating beauty such as "Isolation." ~ Paul Simpson
's soundtrack to the Belgian film
Home
contains songs by
Chromatics
as well as instrumentals by
Symmetry
and
Jewel
solo. Two of the
tracks are shorter versions of songs from
Kill for Love
, but there's also a starry, Auto-Tune-laced ballad called "Magazine." The most surprising and exciting tracks on the album are the ones by
, a side project of
and his
bandmate
Nat Walker
. "The Magician" and "Countdown" are both slo-mo Italo-thrillers, each thick with suspense. In between them is "Alligator," a left-field detour into trap that nevertheless makes complete sense.
's instrumentals, which take up the entire second half of the album, are typically moody and low-key, with the slow, ominous heartbeat of "Remorse" providing more tension than the soft, snowy pieces that surround it. While some of these tracks seem to float by without much consequence at first, there are moments of quietly devastating beauty such as "Isolation." ~ Paul Simpson