Strange to Say, by Dragonfly Lingo

track name: Strange to Say
album and band name: from Offscreen by Dragonfly Lingo

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about: STRANGE TO SAY (from William Friedkin’s THE EXORCIST) - a vile piece where the hellish sound of heavily treated vintage synthesizers is all too evocative of the film’s horror. That scream coming halfway into the track sounds all too familiar – it is the famous scene where Reagan speaks backwards. Only this time it is played forward so as to reveal the blood-chilling lines that resonate within the music. Towards the end, one could swear the Latin phrase has been recorded specially for the track.

Contains samples from The Exorcist by William Friedkin, ©1973 Warner Bros. Pictures
credits: from Offscreen, released 23 June 2011
Written by Mitia Wexler and Aleksey Maksimov
tags: tags: electronic electronica evil exorcist experimental horror idm industrial synthesizer Rouen
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Dragonfly Lingo is an electronic industrial act, started in 2009 by the music and film sound engineer, sound producer, and ... more musician Mitia Wexler.

The project started with an idea to take the pieces of dialogue from film and pair it to the music that each excerpt inspired. With time, the Dragonfly Lingo moniker expanded beyond one concept album paying homage to the silver screen gems… less