Bloom! Full Story 1985-1992 Unknown Jóhannsson's genre-blending score represents all

Jóhannsson's genre-blending score represents all facets of his previous works – from intimate string quartet pieces

With their intelligent and thoughtful songwriting

The Wonder

What begins as a time of healing and isolation in the Scandinavian countryside turns into a desperate battle for the very soul of their son as an entity claiming to be his dead twin brother takes over - setting Rachel on a diabolical journey to unravel the horrible truth about her twin son

Those years were among the most tumultuous our country has ever seen and the duality between the generally positive state of affairs within the band and the turbulent world outside (or as Patterson Hood puts it: "watching so many things we care about be decimated and destroyed”) informed the writing of this album to the core

Bloom! Full Story 1985-1992 Unknown Jóhannsson's genre-blending score represents allDuring the mid late 1980s, few bands navigated the transition from indie darlings to mainstream hit makers as slickly and successfully as The Primitives. Armed with a pocketful of two and a half minute, hook laden songs and a loyal fanbase, the group found themselves catapulted from obscurity to the pop charts, via magazine covers and glowing reviews, and became a significant live draw around the world. Fronted by the enigmatic Tracy Tracy, and driven