Diablo


Film | Veröffentlichungsdatum: 08/01/2016 | Filmfreigabe: 2015 | Format: Herunterladen
 

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# Spur Künstler/Komponist Dauer
1.BloodlineZella Day 
2.Colorado Territory, 1872 
3.Alexandra Kidnapped 
4.She’s Gone 
5.Arturo 
6.The South Trail 
7.Ambush At The River 
8.Ezra 
9.Horse Shot 
10.Gallop 
11.Peyote 
12.Carter’s House 
13.Carter’s Death 
14.Sun Was Still Not Down 
15.Reunion 
16.Hide Her Away 
17.The Reckoning 
18.Kill Every Last One 
19.Not Afraid 
20.SpindriftPreacher’s Theme 
21.JenaviveTaken 
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Diablo - 10/10 - Überprüfung der Dave Richard, eingereicht am (Englisch)
Timothy Williams wrote the score and I am always excited about his compositions. The whistling that opens the score is more reminiscent of Francesco De Masi then Morricone and I promise this is the last reference to Western titans. The music is written by Tim Williams and the fact that it brings me nostalgia only shows how good it is. He succeeds in bringing this classical sound in the modern present without losing the appeal of the Western and the sensation of dust in my throat. He takes the thick suspense of the story and cuts it every now and then with banjo strings. He turns off the lights and controls what happens in the darkness of his music. I am involved; I see a small light guiding me. The music is determined and relentless and I feel as if I’m looking for something and I won’t stop until I find it.

I cannot remain insensitive to a cue like “She’s gone” where I feel all the pain of the main character. This is such a clever piece because it moves with our hero: the pain is choked as it gives way to the determination of doing something about it. The constant musical fight between sadness and conviction makes this cue memorable.

The transition to a tense and dark sound is natural and as the score descends down that path I suddenly recognize the composer’s improvisations: Timothy Williams used an actual shotgun to simulate percussion in some moments and the effect is brilliant. I love to hear experiments like these in a score. I also love to find a cue like “Horse shot dying in the woods” because the music is toned down and constructed in such a way that it gives the impression of a creature’s dying breath and of the spirits coming to take it.

Diablo” is a living, breathing score that evolves, suffers, remembers, feels joy and reaches its goal. I love the way it made me feel and I love how alive and honest the music sounded. I’ve spent a rich hour with it and this is yet another reason to count Timothy Williams among the composers I get most excited about.

Cue rating: 91 / 100


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