Twelve ordinary people are called for jury duty for a murder case as traumatizing as it is controversial in which a woman stands trial for killing her own blood. In search of some dark music for a few particular scenes in episode 4 and 6, director Wouter Bouvijn got in touch with Turpentine Valley, a Belgian based post-metal outfit that just released its instrumental debut album ‘ETCH’ through Dunk!Records. ‘Trauma’, ‘Vergeten’ and ‘Abrupt’ are the 3 songs from that album that made it into the soundtrack of The Twelve. That series is now available worldwide through Netflix.
Belgium based Turpentine Valley reduces its post-metal to purity, ‘etching’ it to the soul of anyone open to it. No words, massive sound. Hitting it hard. Layered guitars. Growling bass. Allowing music to tell its story: slow, intense, hard and relentless. Although its members already play together for more than half a lifetime, Turpentine Valley still could be called a rather young band, only seeing the light in 2016.
Check out the official videos of “Trauma” & “Vergeten” here:
https://youtu.be/Qz-GC-mWZ-c
https://youtu.be/C_DB-eYggt8
Check out Turpentine Valley’s debut album 'ETCH' released through Dunk!Records here:
https://turpentinevalley.bandcamp.com/album/etch
https://open.spotify.com/album/0vBjDusvOLL2HKP7crUg8s
https://dunkrecords.com/collections/dunk-records-on-vinyl/products/turpentine-valley-etch-lp
https://athousandarms.store/products/turpentine-valley-etch-lp
https://music.youtube.com/browse/MPREb_a6prgPFt7rx
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