It's august and, after a series of solved questions, we are going to launch lots of new covers just here at RSW Records.
Keep looking back, we start our comeback on Sunday (August 17) at midnight!
Cheers,
Magnus
August 15, 2008
March 19, 2008
10,000 BC [Promo] (Harald Kloser and Thomas Wanker)
Surprise! One of the biggest releases of the year, we are proud to annouce the promo score for 10,000 BC. The huge and epic music is by the composers Harald Kloser and Thomas Wanker, and it will be certainly in our memories for a long time. Here you'll find the covers for the 19 tracks promo:
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Harald Kloser,
Thomas Wanker
March 18, 2008
The Cave [Complete Score] (Heinhold Heil and Johnny Klimek)
The suspenseful score for The Cave was composed by duo Heinhold Heil and Johnny Klimek. More than 70 minutes of music performed by The Slovak Symphony Orchestra!


Labels:
Complete Score,
Heinhold Heil,
Johnny Klimek
Sunshine [Original Score] (John Murphy and Underworld)
One of major's RSW releases: the original score of Sunshine, a science fiction film directed by Danny Boyle, was composed by John Murphy with additional music by tecno group Underworld.
20 tracks release. Enjoy!!!!
Black Christmas [DVD Score] (Shirley Walker)
The great Shirley Walker left us a last score, Black Christmas... RSW Records provides covers for the dvd-score: over one hour of music.


Labels:
DVD Score,
Shirley Walker
March 12, 2008
Our Upcoming Releases
Keep an eye on our new entries next week:
March 18:
The Cave [Complete Motion Picture Score] (Heinhold Reil and Johnny Klimek)
Black Christmas [Original Score] (Shirley Walker)
Sunshine [Original Motion Picture Score] (John Murphy)
Bye!
March 18:
The Cave [Complete Motion Picture Score] (Heinhold Reil and Johnny Klimek)
Black Christmas [Original Score] (Shirley Walker)
Sunshine [Original Motion Picture Score] (John Murphy)
Bye!
Labels:
RSW Records
Killing Me Softly (Patrick Doyle)
RSW presents a real treasure: the original score for the european film Killing Me Softly... Patrick Doyle has again worked with London Symphony Orchestra to create a huge and thrilling orchestral score:
Labels:
Patrick Doyle
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