Hideaway 1995 Film

Love the Industrial music on this soundtrack. Easily one of the most underrated soundtracks in my collection, and I still listen to it til this day. If you enjoyed the movie, you definitely want to add this to your collection.

The soundtrack was the best part of the movie. "Nunc Dimitus" is one of the best choral pieces I've heard in a long time- I loved it back in 1995 & I still love it today.

1. Go To Hell (05:45)KMFDM2. She Believes In Me (05:29)Oedipussy (Bonus Track - Not In Motion Picture)3. Peep Show (03:53)Miranda Sex Garden4. All Good Girls (05:00)Die Warzau (Bonus Track - Not In Motion Picture)5. Lung (Bronchitis Mix) (03:08)Sister Machine Gun6. Scumgrief (Deep Dub Trauma Mix) (06:18)Fear Factory7. Surface Patterns (05:36)Front Line Assembly8. Reverberation Nation (05:36)Peace, Love And Pitbulls9. Nihil (05:56)Godflesh10. Cut (04:50)Miranda Sex Garden11. Main Titles "Nunc Dimitus" (03:48)Composed and Conducted by Trevor Jones12. Into the Light (06:57)Composed and Conducted by Trevor Jones13. Beyond the Shadow of Death (10:26)Composed and Conducted by Trevor Jones

Right from the first song, all the way to the screaming final pieces, this soundtrack is an assault on the senses in every way possible. You can almost see the evil that lurks in the film. Fans of Miranda Sex Garden and Trevor Jones would relish the contents. Every song is so different, but so much similar in terms of the theme presented, that it eerily enough, follows the fate of the characters, and their involvements. Beautifully created CD, with the magical touch of Trevor Jones in some of the Angelic-sounding pieces, this is a true must-have for fans of hard rock, industrial, and even Choir singing!!

This is a great album for those who enjoy a moody, dark sound. It includes what I would call goth and industrial/electronic bands. Some of the familiar ones are KMFDM, Miranda Sex Garden, Fear Factory, and Godflesh. It is a bleak combination of dark, spooky gothic sounds and some good industrial thumping. It also contains three classical/choral pieces from the movie which are beautifully haunting. This is a good album, period, but especially for a soundtrack.

Immediately after exiting the theater.Delicious dark industrial/ambient music....find myself going back to it STILL... after 11 years.

This album is a blend of dark sounds that totally befit the mood of the film. From KMFDM to Peace, Love & Pitbulls to Front Line Assmebly, the soundtrack provides a sinister and appropriate tone that any fan of industrial music should appreciate.

I liked a number of the tracks so well that i decided to buy the soundtrack. A very pleasant mix of some real hardcore heavy metal besides orchestral tracks and choir. Good to listen to even if you heaven't seen the movie!