Thom Yorke
Suspiria-Music for the Luca Guadagnino Film

Most of the album consists of noise sound canvases that will certainly decorate more than one scene of Suspiria with their atmosphere. York, who was keen on abstract IDM, this time dispensed with any kind of electronic device at all: much more often the music here was natural dark ambient or drone, reproduced by the orchestra or using old modular synthesizers. The soundtrack was attended by Tom's son, seventeen-year-old Noah York (he played the drums in several songs), flutist Pavel Mansurov and London Contemporary Orchestra, who have been collaborating with York radio colleague Johnny Greenwood for many years. Among the reigning rumble and sometimes quite creepy instrumental compositions in the new work of Tom York, you can find several songs of a more or less traditional form. For example, the title song of the same name, whose main theme will be repeated more than once throughout the album, and the psychedelic and inhibited "Has Ended". But the slow “Unmade” deserves special attention, which fits perfectly into the imaginary playlist of York's best “piano” songs somewhere between “Pyramid Song” and “Specter”.