Just a year after releasing the first new The The album in a decade — the soundtrack to the serial-killer film “Tony” — bandleader Matt Johnson is readying a second new film score, this time for the documentary “Moonbug,” about a photographer’s journey to document America’s space pioneers.
Not much is known yet about the soundtrack, which Johnson announced last week via Twitter as “coming soon.” Johnson debuted two of the tracks — “Driving Through” and “Leaving Earth” — on his “Radio Cineola” podcast last August (that episode, and others, can be sampled and purchased in full here).
Johnson has spent the past several years working on The The-related soundtracks. Last May, he released the first of those projects: Tony: A Soundtrack by The The, which was billed as “volume 1 in the upcoming Cineola series of releases” of The The film scores.
Watch the trailer for ‘Moonbug’ after the jump…
Moonbug Trailer from moonbug the film on Vimeo.
PREVIOUSLY ON SLICING UP EYEBALLS
- The The airs tracks from unreleased ‘Gun Sluts,’ ‘2 Blocks Below Canal’ albums
- Matt Johnson’s The The releases ‘Tony: A Soundtrack,’ first new album in decade
- The The’s Matt Johnson debuts track from unreleased 1979 album ‘Spirits’
- The The’s Matt Johnson previews new music with debut ‘Radio Cineola’ broadcast
- Matt Johnson’s The The set to release ‘Tony’ film soundtrack album in January
