THOM YORKE shares eerie, sprawling new Suspiria track, 'Volk': Stream

11 October 2018
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We’re as amped for Thom Yorke’s score to Luca Guadagnino’s upcoming remake of Suspiria as much as we are the film itself, and today the RADIOHEAD frontman has given us yet another taste of the atmosphere he’s conjuring with 'Volk'.

'Volk', which follows the classical 'Suspirium' and bluesy 'Has Ended', is notable for several reasons, not the least of which being that it’s the first Suspiria track we’ve heard to feature no vocals. It’s also indebted to Goblin’s original, synth-driven score much more than its predecessors, with the majority of the six-and-a-half-minute track propelled by seesawing synths and piercing atmospherics. It takes on several forms throughout its runtime, evolving from something almost playful to something infinitely more menacing. Stick around for the final 30 seconds, which evoke the heavy, labored breaths of something large and terrifying.

Take a listen below.
 
 
Source: consequenceofsound.net