November 05, 2019

Various Artists - The Doom Generation: Music From The Motion Picture (1995)

*A photo of the disc is included in the RAR file.
Country: U.S.A.
Genre: Alternative Rock, Industrial, Trip-Hop
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© 1995 American Recordings
AllMusic Review by Tom Demalon
Befitting the dark, surreal vibe of the road movie Doom Generation, the musical talent assembled for the soundtrack is decidedly weighted in acts with a gothic hue. With a good half-dozen tracks previously unavailable for consumption (particularly in the U.S. market), the album ranges from college radio stalwarts such as Curve (the throbbing, metallic-tinged "On the Wheel") and Pizzicato Five (whose delightfully breezy "Groovy Is My Name" adds a bit of variety to the collection) to the lesser-known Babyland (their moody stomp "Double Coupon" is a sleazy delight). There are more hits (Cocteau Twins' lovely "Summerblink," Jesus and Mary Chain's revved-up "Penetration") than misses (Love & Rockets' middling, ambient rocker "This Heaven," the mix of Lush's "Undertow," which borders on interminable) and cohesion to make Doom Generation's soundtrack a fine serving of modern rock for all but the most difficult-to-please listeners.

tags: various artists, the doom generation, music from the motion picture, soundtrack, ost, 1995, flac,

2 comments:

  1. JesusTwinsJune 18, 2020

    Great movie

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