Factory Floor releasing new score to Fritz Lang’s sci-fi opus Metropolis on 4xLP

On the film’s 90th anniversary.

Post-industrial group Factory Floor have announced the release of their original score of Fritz Lang’s 1927 expressionist classic Metropolis.

Entitled A Soundtrack For A Film, the 4xLP will arrive via the band’s own imprint, H/O/D Records, on 12th October – the 90th anniversary of the film’s release.

The album has its origins in a project originally commissioned by London’s Science Museum in 2017, when the group performed the 150 minute score live at its IMAX cinema. Listen to an excerpt of ‘Transform’ now:

‘Transform’, along with album track ‘Wonder’, will be available as a 12″ on 7th, which follows the release of ‘Heart Of Data’ and ‘Babel’ earlier this year.

A Soundtrack For A Film will be released as a 4×12″ vinyl boxset, with artwork by British sound artist Haroon Mirza, adapted and arranged by Nik Void in collaboration with illustrator Sam Moore.

In 2013, Factory Floor collaborated with Mirza on a 12″ entitled /o/o/o/o/ – released as a special edition via The Vinyl Factory – to accompany his Lisson Gallery show of the same name.

Preorder ‘Transform’ here and A Soundtrack For A Film here, check out the album artwork and track list below.

Tracklist

A Soundtrack For A Film 4xLP

Side A

2. Beneath

3. Run

4. Father Part 1

Side B

6. Identity Switch

7. Circuit Senses Part 1

Side C

9. Babel

Side D

11. Wonder

12. Suspicious

Side E

14. Heart of Data

15. Find Part 1

Side F

17. Up Rise

Side G

18. Flood

Side H

20. End