Hope for the best, prepare for the worst.

Written by Góral on 01.04.2013 at 00:11

Hope for the best, prepare for the worst.

I don't know what you mean dude... It's definitely not bad soundtrack for the movie.

Written by Paz on 01.04.2013 at 01:42

I don't know what you mean dude... It's definitely not bad soundtrack for the movie.

Firstly, forget for a moment that this is Ulver. Then watch the "Lyckantropen" (movie) with sound. Then turn off the sound and watch the movie again. I think that after this little experiment will be easier to understand.

So... you get a silent movie?

Yeah, wut.

Written by X-Ray Rod on 01.04.2013 at 20:07

So... you get a silent movie?

Exactly. With or without sound, you get a silent movie.

Please kill me, but don't make me watch silent movies (even these short)!

Written by Góral on 02.04.2013 at 13:38
Exactly. With or without sound, you get a silent movie.

Guess I'll just disagree with you. I highly enjoy this kind fo ambient music but I can understand those who don't.

Written by X-Ray Rod on 02.04.2013 at 16:05

but I can understand those who don't.

I remember using the music from this album for a movie I made for my Sociology class using clips form my iPhone and they really liked it. I really liked it too. This is a beautiful soundtrack, love the ambient nature of it. It starts to lose me a bit with the last two tracks, but it's still great the whole way through regardless. The short movie this was based on is very interesting.

Ages since I listened to this album so I checked it out while seeing the movie (movie is 10 mins shorter than the album though). It was really a nice experience seeing how some sounds are so well done when captured within the context of the movie. It's a simple plot but really effective. Quiet, soothing yet slightly foreboding ambient for rainy days.

Listening to this I'm a wolf running through a city, mistified and bemused 'despising the strivings of common men'

I'm half in love with dark and despair