The music for our future
January 8, 2010
Music for Our Future or Music for Our Future is a special collection inspired by Caprica , the new set of SyFy prequel Battlestar Galactica of which we spoke some time ago and that was cured by XLR8R , Pitchfork and Create Digital Music .
The idea is new and rather innovative approach: gather 13 songs that, according to the three above-mentioned publications and television represent the sound of music to accompany the launch of the new television series. The result can be downloaded free of charge in a file . Zip of 80MB.
The tracklist includes:
- Lusine – Gravity
- Atlas Sound – Walkabout
- Hudson Mohawke – Fuse
- White Rainbow – Raw Shanks a Million
- King Midas Sound – Outta Space (Slow Version )
- Low Limit – Turf Day
- Willits
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