howard shore seven 2xlp, waxwork records

the soundtrack to david fincher's "seven" is not just background music. it is a sonic record of madness and urban decay. howard shore created a suffocating, industrial atmosphere here that perfectly matches the director's vision. for years, fans have waited for a vinyl release that would capture this vibe. finally, it's here.

waxwork records delivers a complete package. this is the vinyl debut of this score. we have two 180-gram records in "lust & sloth" color variants: one is translucent blue swirl, the other is frosted mint green swirl.

the artwork is a masterpiece. steve reeves based the design on original film props – john doe's notebooks. the heavy gatefold with a matte satin coating and the included 11"x11" art print are impressive. on the technical side: mastering was handled by simon gibson, and the lacquer was cut by b. giel at welcome to 1979 studios. a mandatory item for 90s cinema fans.

tracklist

side a:

1. the last seven days

2. gluttony

3. linoleum

4. somerset

5. greed

6. mrs. mills

side b:

1. help me

2. sloth

3. library

4. john doe

side c:

1. apartment #604

2. lust

3. pride

side d:

1. the wire

2. envy

3. wrath

tech specs

• label: waxwork records – ww165

• format: 2 x vinyl, lp, album, reissue, translucent blue swirl / frosted mint green swirl (lust & sloth)

• country: us

• released: feb 2024

• genre: stage & screen, score

• mastered by: simon gibson

• lacquer cut by: b. giel (welcome to 1979)

• artwork/design: steve reeves

• notes: available for the first time on vinyl. includes 11"x11" art print. heavyweight gatefold jackets with matte satin coating