Future Ruins Festival: A Revolution in Movie Music
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A busy year is on the horizon for Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross of Nine Inch Nails. There is a big world tour ahead, the release of the soundtrack for “Trone: Ares” (where NIN acts as the main authors for the first time) and, most importantly, the historical festival Future Ruins. The event, hosted by NIN, will bring together 13 of the most influential film composers in Los Angeles, including such giants as Danny Elfman, Hildur Goodnadottir, John Carpenter and Volker Bertelman (Hauschka), as well as the tandems of Ben Salisbury and Jeff Barrow.
Future Ruins is not just a festival, it’s a precedent. It involves musicians whose collective success has eight Oscars and six victories in Cellaloid. The fact that each member acts as a headliner makes the festival truly historic, comparable to Coachella lineups for stars like Hans Zimmer and Danny Elfman.
Special performances are planned with the music of Curtis Mayfield and the soundtrack of David Cronenberg. Tickets for Future Ruins will go on sale on May 21.