Mogwai "KIN: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack"

Country: UK
Genre(s): Post Rock, Soundtrack
Label: Rock Action Records  (UK & EU), Temporary Residence (NA)
Format: CD, vinyl, digital
Release date: August 31, 2018
Tracklist: 
1. Eli's Theme (3:22)
2. Scrap (2:50)
3. Flee (4:56)
4. Funeral Pyre (3:18)
5. Donuts (6:23)
6. Miscreants (3:05)
7. Guns Down (6:19)
8. Kin (7:17)
9. We're Not Done (End Title) (4:14)

Total Time 41:44

Line-up: 
Stuart Braithwaite - guitar
Barry Burns - guitar, keyboards, flute
Dominic Aitchison - bass
Martin Bulloch - drums

Media/Samples 
Donuts
We’re Not Done (End Title)

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Mogwai "Every Country’s Sun"

Country: UK
Genre(s): Post Rock
Label: Rock Action Records (UK & EU), Temporary Residence (North America), Spunk Records (Australia)
Format: CD, vinyl, digital
Release date: September 1, 2017
Tracklist: 

1. Coolverine (6:16) 

2. Party In The Dark (4:02) 

3. Brain Sweeties (4:43) 

4. Crossing The Road Material (6:58) 

5. Aka 47 (4:16) 

6. 20 Size (4:44) 

7. 1000 Foot Face (4:31) 

8. Don't Believe The Fife (6:23) 

9. Battered At A Scramble (4:02) 

10. Old Poisons (4:30) 

11. Every Country's Sun (5:37) 

Total Time 56:02 

Line-up: 
Stuart Braithwaite - guitar
Barry Burns - guitar, keyboards, flute
Dominic Aitchison - bass
Martin Bulloch - drums

Media/Samples 
Coolverine
Party In The Dark

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Mogwai "Atomic"

Country: UK
Genre(s): Post Rock, Soundtrack
Label: Rock Action Records, Temporary Residence (North America)
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date: April 1, 2016
Tracklist: 
1. Ether (5:10)
2. SCRAM (5:41)
3. Bitterness Centrifuge (4:51)
4. U-235 (4:34)
5. Pripyat (4:19)
6. Weak Force (5:08)
7. Little Boy (3:52)
8. Are You A Dancer? (3:53)
9. Tzar (5:13)
10. Fat Man (5:58)

Total Time 48:37

Line-up: 
Stuart Braithwaite - guitar
Barry Burns - keyboards, synthesizer
Dominic Aitchison - bass, guitar
Martin Bulloch - drums

Description/Reviews: 

The album is composed of reworked versions of the music recorded for the soundtrack to director Mark Cousin’s acclaimed documentary Atomic: Living In Dread and Promise, which first aired on BBC Four last summer.
Constructed entirely of archive film, Atomic is an impressionistic kaleidoscope of the horrors of our nuclear times - protest marches, Cold War sabre-rattling, Chernobyl and Fukishima - but also the sublime beauty of the atomic world, and how x-rays and MRI scans have improved human lives. Mogwai’s soundtrack encapsulates the nightmare of the nuclear age, but its dreamlike qualities too. It is the latest in the band’s series of impressive soundtracks and scores, following acclaimed albums Les Revenants (The Returned) and Zidane: A 21st Century Portrait.

Media/Samples 
Bitterness Centrifuge

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Mogwai "Rave Tapes"

Country: UK
Sub Genre: Post Rock
Label: Rock Action Records
Release date:  January 20, 2013
Tracklist: 
1. Heard About You Last Night
2. Simon Ferocious
3. Remurdered
4. Hexon Bogon
5. Repelish
6. Master Card
7. Deesh
8. Blues Hour
9. No Medicine For Regret
10. The Lord Is Out Of Control

Line-up: 
Stuart Braithwaite – guitar
Dominic Aitchison – bass guitar
Martin Bulloch – drums
John Cummings – guitar
Barry Burns – guitar, keyboards, flute

Media/Samples 
Remurdered

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Mogwai "Les Revenants"

Country: UK
Sub Genre: Soundtrack, Post Rock
Label: Rock Action Records
Release date:  February 25, 2013
Tracklist: 
1. Hungry Face (2:24)
2. Jaguar (2:21)
3. The Huts (4:02)
4. Kill Jester (3:29)
5. This Messiah Needs Watching (4.37)
6. Whisky Time (1.39)
7. Special N (3.49)
8. Relative Hysteria (3.40)
9. Fridge Magic (3.22)
10. Portugal (4.01)
11. Eagle Tax (3.21)
12. Modern (2.48)
13. What Are They Doing In Heaven Today? (5.52)
14. Wizard Motor (4.41)

Line-up: 
Stuart Braithwaite – guitar
Dominic Aitchison – bass guitar
Martin Bulloch – drums
John Cummings – guitar
Barry Burns – piano, guitar, organ

Description/Reviews: 

"Les Revenants" ("the ones who came back"), a French TV program for which Mogwai provides the soundtrack, is a gorgeously subtle, harrowing drama that explores the reality of loved ones returning from the grave. These "zombies" aren't grisly maniacs hungry for flesh, but humans in their pre-death state who return to their tiny community, a twin town to Twin Peaks nestled in the crook of some mountains and swaddled in perpetual night, as if they'd just popped out for air. The soundtrack album Les Revenants contains not a shred of the terror Mogwai is capable of wreaking, and it works terrifically-- it rarely comes off overly dramatic or leading, and matches the unsettling feel of the show.

Read the full review by Laura Snapes at pitchfork.com

Media/Samples 
Entire album online

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