Along with work on Lost in Translation, Boss and Watch Dogs, modern soundtrack hero Brian Reitzell has recently scored the TV show Hannibal, which has previously been released as four digital volumes. Soon, though, all of these will be receiving vinyl pressings courtesy of Invada Records.
An exact release date hasn't been confirmed, but Bloody Disgusting reports that the records will arrive on racks in December. Each of the respective four volumes is receiving a double-vinyl pressing, making for a total of eight records. The music here accounts for all of the first two seasons of the show, and all of the tracks have been sequenced in chronological order as they appeared in the show.
Each of the four volumes will be housed in a gatefold sleeve, either on coloured or standard black audiophile vinyl. The packaging includes photography from Hannibal's executive producer David Slade's personal collection.
For a taste of the dark and creepy score, take a listen to some tracks below.
An exact release date hasn't been confirmed, but Bloody Disgusting reports that the records will arrive on racks in December. Each of the respective four volumes is receiving a double-vinyl pressing, making for a total of eight records. The music here accounts for all of the first two seasons of the show, and all of the tracks have been sequenced in chronological order as they appeared in the show.
Each of the four volumes will be housed in a gatefold sleeve, either on coloured or standard black audiophile vinyl. The packaging includes photography from Hannibal's executive producer David Slade's personal collection.
For a taste of the dark and creepy score, take a listen to some tracks below.
