To celebrate the 10th anniversary of Lost Themes II, Sacred Bones is proud to present
a new expanded art edition of John Carpenter's acclaimed second album of non-soundtrack compositions. Featuring newly commissioned artwork by Randy Ortiz, this
anniversary edition pairs the original album with a bonus 7" containing "Real Xeno”, now
available on vinyl outside its original, limited Sacred Bones Society release for the first
time. The B-side features an exclusive etched design created especially for this edition.
The Lost Themes series has grown into one of the defining chapters of Carpenter's career. Free from the constraints of the screen, these compositions have taken on lives of their own, expanding Carpenter's legacy beyond film scores. Released in 2016, Lost Themes II broadened the sonic world of its predecessor, pairing Carpenter's
unmistakable gift for atmosphere and suspense with his trademark minimal synth, richer
arrangements, and electric and acoustic guitars.
A decade on, Lost Themes II remains a landmark in a series that has grown far beyond
imagined soundtracks, standing as essential works in Carpenter's catalog and a
testament to his musical vision and remarkable ability to create worlds that extend far
beyond film.
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of Lost Themes II, Sacred Bones is proud to present
a new expanded art edition of John Carpenter's acclaimed second album of non-soundtrack compositions. Featuring newly commissioned artwork by Randy Ortiz, this
anniversary edition pairs the original album with a bonus 7" containing "Real Xeno”, now
available on vinyl outside its original, limited Sacred Bones Society release for the first
time. The B-side features an exclusive etched design created especially for this edition.
The Lost Themes series has grown into one of the defining chapters of Carpenter's career. Free from the constraints of the screen, these compositions have taken on lives of their own, expanding Carpenter's legacy beyond film scores. Released in 2016, Lost Themes II broadened the sonic world of its predecessor, pairing Carpenter's
unmistakable gift for atmosphere and suspense with his trademark minimal synth, richer
arrangements, and electric and acoustic guitars.
A decade on, Lost Themes II remains a landmark in a series that has grown far beyond
imagined soundtracks, standing as essential works in Carpenter's catalog and a
testament to his musical vision and remarkable ability to create worlds that extend far
beyond film.