Mills, Jeff: Metropolis Metropolis
Mills, Jeff: Metropolis Metropolis
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Mills, Jeff
Label: Axis Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 656793294593
Genre: Electronic
Triple vinyl LP pressing. Detroit techno icon Jeff Mills has created a new electronic score for Fritz Lang's 1927 classic film Metropolis. Metropolis Metropolis is Mills's second soundtrack for the film, with the first, Metropolis, being released in 2000. While the first score focused on creating music for specific scenes in the film, the new album reflects the overall storyline and plot, with Mills choosing to create music that would reflect the overall moods of the film, rather than "pure transcription", according to a press statement.
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