Bernard Herrmann "Psycho (Original Movie Score)" Backpacks Young sonically captures the ominous

Young sonically captures the ominous supernatural element of the film and its story with his decades long experience of expertly scoring some of the most notable and beloved horror movies

as well as the cover artwork

LP2 consists of 5 live tracks that were recorded for BBC broadcast in London on November 11th

The film is a direct homage to the 1950s films of Alfred Hitchcock taking on plot lines and themes such as voyeurism and obsession

finds the band spinning shimmering silk from many intricately layered threads: airy synths

Bernard Herrmann "Psycho (Original Movie Score)" Backpacks Young sonically captures the ominousPsycho (The Original Film Score) Bernard Herrmann Hitchcock insisted that Bernard Herrmann write the score for Psycho despite the composer's refusal to accept a reduced fee for the film's lower budget. The resulting score, according to Christopher Palmer in The Composer in Hollywood (1990) is "perhaps Herrmann's most spectacular Hitchcock achievement."Hitchcock was pleased with the tension and drama the score added to the film, later remarking "33% of