david kristian - the city without windows/la dernière voix 12"
Crème Organization

Following on from last weeks eerily exquisite unearthed soundtrack from Fransesco Clemente, the Hague’s Crème Organization seem to be on a bit of a mission to spread their wings into the realms of more obscure productions designed for both on and off peak use. Alien 8 veteran and one of Montreal’s most respected electronic musicians, David Kristian has dozens of albums to his credit and an international cult reputation. in addition to his electro-acoustic and techno releases, David Kristian also works extensively in motion picture soundtracks, both in the music department and sound design realm. his films include divided into zero (1999), entropy 1 (1999), subconscious cruelty (2000), otaku (2001), La Dernière Voix (2002), and most recently Ascension (2003). This soundtrack is dense and unnerving, a beatless journey into the crackling depths of night. Very good indeed.
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A short film written and directed by Julien Fonfrède and Karim Hussain

One day, all the windows in the City disappeared... Then the rain started... No matter what people tried, nothing could stop the water. Soon, disease spread, robbing people's abilities to speak; the endless rain killing all other forms of communication with its acidic torrent...

David Kristian's fragile, moody electronica soundtrack to Julien Fonfrède and Karim Hussain's Jutra award nominated short film is finally available, by way of Crème Organization, one of Europe's most respected and visionary labels.