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Arsenal (2018)
I Own You Records
Bronnt Industries Kapital
‘Peppermint’ Green vinyl with full-colour sleeve designed by Ben Newman Illustration on reverse board.
Limited edition of 300
Released to coincide with the centenary of the events depicted in the film, I Own You Records are proud to present a new score by Bronnt Industries Kapital on 12th January 2018.
Oleksandr Dovzhenko’s 1928 classic film ‘Arsenal’ has recently been restored by the Oleksandr Dovzhenko National Centre (ODNC) in Kyiv. The British Council and ODNC commissioned Bristol-based producer and multi-instrumentalist Guy Bartell (Bronnt Industries Kapital), to compose a new soundtrack for the film. The restored version was screened (and the new soundtrack performed live by Bartell) on 22 April 2015 at Kyiv’s Fifth International Book Fair, at Mystetksyi Arsenal.
The second film in Dovzhenko’s ‘Ukraine Triology’ (together with Zvenigora and Earth), Arsenal was released in 1929. The film focuses on an episode of the Russian Civil War (1918) in which the Kiev Arsenal January Uprising of workers supported the Red/Bolshevik Army against the Ukrainian nationalists (who ran the country at the time). The American National Board of Review chose Arsenal in its list of top 5 films of 1929 (Carl Theodor Dreyer’s Joan of Arc was also on the list). Exploring a narrative that stresses the tragic nature of civil war, Arsenal is regarded by film scholar Vance Kepley, Jr. as “one of the few Soviet political films which seems even to cast doubt on the morality of violent retribution”.
Artwork by regular collaborator Ben Newman (www.bennewman.co.uk)
“A terrifically intense soundtrack” Sight & Sound, UK
“Bartell’s score is expertly judged – an echo chamber of horror for the film to resonate inside. I urge you to catch the film with this score whenever you can.”Silent London, UK
“An extraordinary soundtrack for an extraordinary movie, Guy Bartell’s sound score for Arsenal plugs the viewer directly into the nervous system of this shattering film.” John Sweeney, silent film pianist
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| Format | Vinyl LP |
| Special Feature | Coloured Vinyl Limited Edition |
| Origin | UK Issue |
| Type | Artist LP |
| Media Condition | N |
| Sleeve Condition | N |
| Condition | New |
* See our grading guide below for explanation of media and sleeve condition.
Track List
| Number | Title |
|---|---|
| A01 | There Was A War |
| A02 | Oh, A Mother Had Three Sons |
| A03 | I Will Become An Engine Operator |
| A04 | Who |
| A05 | Dreadnought Maria |
| A06 | Tymish Marshes |
| B07 | Arsenal |
| B08 | Let Us Start Working! |
| B08 | Kiev Qui Dort |
| B09 | Petliura Wounded Me With A Bullet |
| B10 | Vilna Ukrainia |
| B11 | Where Is The Husband, Where Is The Son |
Grading Guide
Please note – Our grading categories and descriptions differ slightly to the Goldmine and VRG standards so please read carefully. A PLUS or MINUS suffix denotes a very slight improvement or degradation to the attributed grading but not enough to raise or lower the item to the grading category above or below it.Record age is immaterial to its condition. Promotional releases will be denoted in the product description
| psilowave code | description |
|---|---|
| New [N] | Manufacturer Sealed, seal may have been split to check colour variant. Never played. Note some CD's are manufacturer issued without shrink wrap. |
| Mint [M] | As New. Never played. No corner or edge dings, shrink-wrap is intact. All additional items such as inserts, lyric sheets and posters etc... will be perfect. |
| Near Mint [NM] | May have been played a couple of times but the record shows no signs of having ever been played. This is highest grade allowed for an opened, handled record. The vinyl is virtually flawless, bright and shiny. A very minor, barely visible scuff or two may be permitted, but no scratches. The disc should play with no audible noise. The label is bright, clean and unmarked. Sleeves will be near new condition. Virtually no wear to faces, edges or corners. |
| Excellent [EX] | Record surfaces are bright and clean but may have a few light paper scuffs or superficial surface marks that do not affect play. The record has obviously been played, but displays no major deterioration in sound quality, despite noticeable surface marks and the occasional light blemish. Sleeve may have some very minor wear to faces, edges or corners of covers. |
| Very Good [VG] | A well cared for used record. Record surfaces may show some slight signs of wear and may have scuffs or light scratches. May have some very light surface noise or isolated crackles and pops. Labels may be marked lightly. Sleeve may have some ring wear, moderate wear to edges and corners, light creases or stress lines, and other minor defects. |
| Good [G] | Record shows visible signs of wear. Some surface noise may be audible. Groove wear may be noticeable, as will some scratches that may cause clicks or pops. Labels may be marked. Sleeve will have heavier ring wear, edge wear and corner damage and some discoloration. |
| Fair [F] | Likely to be lots of minor scratches and scuffs with surface noise audible. Potential label marks and damage. Sleeve will have noticeable edge and ring wear and feature some tears, marks and discolouration. |
| Poor [P] | Scratched, scuffed and generally well worn with surface noise audible. Sleeve will have heavy ring and edge wear and likely tears, marks and damage. We will endeavour not to sell vinyl in this condition unless it is extremely rare and can be professionally cleaned and salvaged or where the cover is in good enough condition to warrant purchasing for the cover alone. |
Common Abbreviations used in the product description. [ relating to used vinyl and CD releases ]
- EW – Denotes sleeve edge wear
- LM – Label Marked
- Promo – Denotes a record label promotional release
- PS – Denotes a full picture sleeve
- RE – Denotes a re-issue
- RW – Denotes sleeve ring wear
- SPLT – Denotes split edge on sleeve
- WL – Denotes a white label release
Shipping
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- UK Free Shipping via Royal Mail 2nd Class. Recorded Signed For
- UK standard 1st Class Signed For £4.40
- European shipping is Royal Mail International Tracked at £17
- International shipping is Royal Mail International Tracked at £22
- Shipping discounts will apply at £1 per additional record for up to 3 units, over 3 units please contact me for a shipping cost.