Disasterpiece - Under the Silver Lake

If you haven't seen David Robert Mitchell's "Under the Silver Lake" yet, you really should go remedy that as soon as possible.  It's a messy, horny, voyeuristic neo-noir full of nods to old films, shades of Hitchcock, De Palma, and Lynch layered all over it, a critique of male entitlement awash in mystery and surrealism.  It's probably my favorite film of the year so far.  And it also features a score from Disasterpiece, the artist most known for his Carpenter-esqe score for Mitchell's previous film "It Follows."  This score feels way more classic Hollywood in scope, but is equally as excellent as his previous soundtrack work.  Listen to the whole thing below, download it here, and get the record here from Milan.