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Parasite - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

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Category: Vinyl

The script for Parasite begins as follows: "Dark and hopeful music plays." For a long time, I contemplated whether this piece of music could actually exist.
Director Bong (Joon-ho) and I began with a sound that could permeate through the entire film and progress with focus. What si the one singular tone that can
accompany emotions ranging from the most trivial humiliation to the extremities of murder, express al sorts of chaos, and embody the exhilaration of speed, or peace, or loneliness, or messy and dirty situations?
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Mia ★★★★★

The gatefold sleeve captures that same dark and hopeful tension from the opening scene, and the 180g pressing feels substantial in your hands. The low-end rumble during the basement sequence comes through perfectly clear.

Scarlett A. ★★★★★

The vinyl is beautifully pressed; the rich orchestral swells during the final act sound so much fuller on this record than through streaming. The packaging even includes the script excerpt from the description, which was a nice touch.

Hazel E. ★★★★★

The moment the needle drops, that opening cue wraps the room in exactly the uneasy stillness the film promises. The pressing is quiet and clean, letting every string and piano note breathe, and it’s honestly the closest thing to watching the movie with your eyes closed.