Description
Domino Soundtracks are proud to present their first release, an original soundtrack recording from Dan Deacon of the provocative essay-film Rat Film.
Rat Film marks Deacons first full record devoted to modern composition. In between his four ecstatic electronic-pop albums, Deacon has frequently flexed the 21st Century classical muscles he first developed studying at SUNY Purchases Conservatory Of Music.
Rat Film offers the first recorded document of this parallel career and both as a self-contained album and a companion piece to an equally potent film, it astounds.
LP on black heavyweight vinyl with digital download code.
Available to independent retailers on rat hair coloured vinyl.
The aesthetic audacity alone is intriguing; combined with Maureen Joness icily robotic narration and Dan Deacons eerie electronic score, the effect is somewhere between confounding and mesmerizing. New York Times
Rat Film, in other words, is not your typical documentary, and its mesmerizing electronica score by Dan Deacon full of whirring, bleeping and blipping, cacophonous noise, and ominous tonal swells only enhances its eccentricity. The Daily Beast
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