Post by Absinthe on Jul 25, 2013 16:59:02 GMT -6
The title track, The Conjuring begins with a crescendo of chaotic sounds calling you into the unnerving hauntings. It rings with a disharmonic melody of demons, a foreshadowing of things to come. Clap Game and Witch Perch the third and fourth tracks were seriously haunting melodies which take you down dark hallways and through doors that mysteriously open and close on their own. Bishara has definitely synchronized his harmonies with the hauntings.
Several of the tracks are less than a minute, but you definitely get the idea that the world is not as it seems in this tale. I relistened to several tracks as I wasn't sure if there were voices in the background or not, but it is actually the orchestra creating all the disturbing sounds, very creepy! The last track, The Family Theme sums up what this family suffered through and steers away from the darkness with a somewhat uplifting melody of hope.
This soundtrack echoes an outstanding job by both the composer and the orchestra. But it is what it is, a soundtrack, not a great selection to kick back and just listen unless it is Halloween or you are seriously into soundtracks. That being said, it is a solid soundtrack. I give it 4 stars for the excellent creepy factor. Go see the movie!
Album Producers for La-La Land Records: Joseph Bishara and MV Gerhard
Executive In Charge Of Music for New Line Cinema: Erin Scully
Executive In Charge Of WaterTower Music: Jason Linn
1. the Conjuring 1:01
2. dead birds 0:35
3. clap game 5:23
4. Witch perch 2:32
5. Maurice 0:59
6. touring Haunted planes 1:37
7. taped Occurrences 2:00
8. Black bile 1:04
9. she saw Something 1:10
10. look what She made me do 0:35
11. Sleepwalker 1:34
12. wall searching 0:28
13. Hanging drop 2:14
14. water corpse Vision 1:44
15. You look very pretty 1:49
16. Souls pulled in 1:43
17. Witch comes through 1:29
18. birds pulled in 1:15
19. murderous offerring 0:58
20. the Soaring entities 3:15
21. Ritual casting 3:25
22. cellar tone 0:59
23. Annabelle 3:32
24. doll box 0:48
25. Family Teme by Mark Isham 4:35
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