The original soundtrack for the film "Brutalist" features music by Daniel Blumberg, also known for his work with UK indie bands Cajun Dance Party and Yuck!
Opening with a captivating 10-minute overture, Daniel Blumberg's music underpins the epic story of fictional Hungarian architect László Tóth as he rebuilds his life in post-war America.
The Brutalist score, spanning large-scale brass orchestras, intimate, lyrical piano melodies, and freewheeling, improvisational jazz, is as ambitious as the film itself: a measured, restrained score that sonicly embodies the Brutalist design aesthetic. To create its singular sound, Blumberg collaborated with musicians and improvisers, traveling across the UK and Europe with custom-built remote recording equipment to record with the performers in situ.
A:
1)
Overture (Ship)
2)
Overture (László)
3)
Overture (Bus)
4)
Chair
5)
Van Buren's Estate
6)
Library
7)
Jazz Club
8)
Porn
B:
1)
Monologue
2)
Up The Hill
3)
Pennsylvania
4)
Bicycle
5)
Steel
6)
Intermission
C:
1)
Erzsébet
2)
Handjob
3)
Bath
4)
Building Site
5)
Ribbon Cutting
6)
Picnic By The Lake
7)
Gordon's Dinner
8)
Looking At You
9)
Vidui
D:
1)
New York
2)
Stairs
3)
Carrara
4)
Marble
5)
Tunnel
6)
Construction
7)
Heroin
8)
Search Party
9)
Epilogue (Venice)
Engineer [Additional] - Billy Steiger
Engineer [Additional] - Guy Sternberg
Engineer [Additional] - James Dunn (6)
Engineer [Additional] - Nicolas Beugnot
Engineer [Additional] - Szabolcs Gaspár
Executive-Producer [Milan Records Soundtrack] - JC Chamboredon
