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The evaporating rainbow
released in May 1989 and produced by Trevor Horn (and Stephen Lipson)
Set in a disorienting anachronistic version of Medieval England – as steeped in dystopian sci-fi fantasy as it is folklore and Old English mythology – it’s part political polemic
“Maybe I’m proud of the horrible grey streets and the shit weather and the stupid fashions I find myself investing in
Music For Film: Vinyl 2LP 00s The evaporating rainbowFrom small beginnings in 1974 as a local cinema and university event, Film Fest Gent has grown yearly in stature and is now recognised as one of the major destinations for the film industry. A vital component is the celebration of film music in the shape of the World Soundtrack Awards which honours the very best composers at work in the world of cinema. In 2016 the award went to one of the most brilliant composers of his generation, Ryuichi Sakamoto.