VA - Threat: Music That Inspired The Movie
ARTIST........: VA
TITLE.........: Threat: Music That Inspired The Movie
LABEL.........: HALO 8
URL...........: n/a
GENRE.........: Alternative
QUALITY:......: 214 kbps avg/ 44100Hz / Joint Stereo
RIP DATE......: 2006-03-17
RELEASE DATE..: 2006-01-24
Tracklist:
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01. Most Precious Blood vs. Alec Empire - Pandemic 2:53
02. Agnostic Front vs. Schizoid - World At War 3:11
03. Inside Out vs. Oktopus from Dalek - Ghost In The 3:10
Machine
04. Killswitch Engage vs. Edgey - World Ablaze 6:03
05. Terror vs. Enduser - Overkill 4:56
06. Eighteen Visions vs. Otto Von Schirach - Champagne 4:23
Enemaz
07. Gorilla Biscuits vs. Defragmentation - Zolobovine 3:10
08. The Icarus Line vs. The End - Cannibal Kitten 3:03
09. V.O.D. vs. The Tyrant - Slapped With An X 3:59
10. Judge vs. Bill Youngman - Bring It 1:55
11. Youth Of Today vs. Edgey - Stalwart Carapace 5:52
12. Bleeding Through vs. Hecate - Deathbed 3:36
13. Today Is The Day vs. Darph/Nader - I Know That 3:43
You're Lying
14. Glassjaw vs. Enduser - Star Buried In My Yard 3:18
15. Minor Threat vs. Holocaust - Don't Step 4:05
Total 57:17
Release Notes:
"Celebrating the music culture behind the movie THREAT, Kings Mob has pitted an
all-star cast of the most beloved hardcore and metal bands against some of the
worldÆs most notorious digital hardcore musicians. Genre-mashing soundtracks are
not a new idea, with such hallowed predecessors as the Judgment Night and Spawn
soundtracks, but THREAT breaks new ground both in this albumÆs organic evolution
(THREAT is the first indie movie produced by young people in the NYC hardcore
punk, underground hip hop, and breakcore scenes) and in its unparalleled
ferocity. Masterminded by THREATÆs writer-director Matt Pizzolo with score
contributors Alec Empire & David R. Fisher, "THREAT: Music That Inspired The
Movie" is a brutal assault that matches the filmÆs nihilistic philosophy and
terrifying ultraviolence. Brooklyn's hardcore heroes Most Precious Blood join
Berlin's Alec Empire of Atari Teenage Riot for the leadoff track: a gloves-off,
no-holds-barred barrage of fist-pumping NYHC and pummeling riot beatsà if this
was a live show, youÆd be picking your teeth up off the floor. Things move in a
different direction for the collaboration between Zack de la RochaÆs iconic
hardcore band Inside Out and Oktopus of the experimental-hip-hop outfit Dalek:
ZackÆs screams of "no surrender" and OktopusÆ brooding beats coalesce into a
soundscape reminiscent of THREATÆs more despair-filled moments, especially the
doomed-love saga of Jim and Mekky. Grammy-nominated metallers Killswitch Engage
team-up with Edgey for an epic metal-breakcore anthem, igniting the flames of
aggression that continue to burn through the album with brutal firefights
between Terror vs. Enduser, Agnostic Front vs. Schizoid, and Bleeding Through
vs. Hecate, complemented by forays into the bizarre courtesy of Eighteen Visions
vs. Otto Von Schirach, Today Is The Day vs. darph/nadeR, Glassjaw vs. Enduser,
and Gorilla Biscuits vs. Defragmentation. The drilling beats and crunching
guitars climax in an apocalyptic collision of seminal, old-school straightedge
with next-gen, digital-straightedge in the form of Minor Threat vs. Holocaust,
an unforgiving barrage of hardcore that mirrors THREATÆs boot-in-the-face
cinematic finale."