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La banda sonora de la película comprime música clásica y música electrónica compuesta por Wendy Carlos (en los créditos de ese tiempo aparece como Walter Carlos).
La música en la película puede ser interpretada como una extensión temática a la condición psicológica de Alex. Bella música clásica es escuchada durante las escenas violentas, para que así, tiempo después, cuando el espectador oiga esta música la asocie con las imágenes de violencia del filme. .
Starclock is the solo project for Chris Bradley, bassist for Look What I Did. The self titled debut was released in 2002 on Chris' own Clockrock Recordings. It was written, performed, engineered and mixed mostly by Chris. Original drummer Jim Parker played drums on and co-wrote a few tracks. Jamie Tate engineered and mixed some songs and played drums on one track. Live guitarists Joel Mahathy and Bob Branch played all the guitars on "Chetchoaess", and Joel added synth, piano, and synth bass to the track. They occasionally used LWID drummer Miles McPhereson for live performances. Currently, Chris is touring...
Un trio formado por tres amigos de instituto en la pequeña ciudad de Parma, Ohio.
A los meses de formar el grupo grabaron dos canciones tocando en directo en un pequeño estudio.
Se auto-editaron bajo un sello que ellos mismos crearon "AWAKE RECORDS" con una tirada de 200 copias que fue un fracaso comercial y nunca más se supo de ellos. .
Clockcleaner was a punk/noise rock band from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The band consisted of John Sharkey III on vocals/guitar, Karen Horner on bass, and Richie Charles, Jr. on drums. The trio had drawn comparisons to The Jesus Lizard, Big Black, Nirvana, Flipper, and even noise band Whitehouse. Their influences include Cromags, gg allin, Sun Ra, Brainbombs, Albert Ayler, and the first Skrewdriver LP. As they progressed, they began to more heavily embrace a sludge-like post-punk influence.
Formed in 2004, Clockcleaner released an EP called The Hassler on the now defunct Philadelphia hardcore label Manic Ride Records. The album echoed early 90s...
