Film Soundtracks and Ideas

David Kollar's "Film Soundtracks and Ideas" is a captivating journey into the world of cinematic soundscapes, released on January 15, 2010, under the Hevhetia label. Spanning just over 42 minutes, this album is a collection of evocative compositions that blend the boundaries between music and film. Kollar, known for his thoughtful approach to sound, delivers a series of tracks that are as engaging as they are introspective.

The album opens with "Bullshits On TV," setting the tone for a series of tracks that explore themes of memory, loss, and reflection. Standout pieces like "Memories of the War" and "Writing a Diary" showcase Kollar's ability to craft narratives through sound, while tracks like "Rock" and "Bad News" add a touch of urgency and energy. The album also features a suite of pieces inspired by the myth of Herostratos, including "Introduction to Herostratos," "Herostratos Theme 1," and "Herostratos Theme 2," which add a layer of mythological depth to the collection.

"Film Soundtracks and Ideas" is not just a collection of songs but a cohesive exploration of sound and storytelling. Kollar's compositions are influenced by film language and the principles of montage, reflecting his deep understanding of both music and cinema. Whether you're a fan of cinematic scores, experimental music, or simply appreciate well-crafted soundscapes, this album offers a rich and rewarding listening experience.