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Various Artists - Lost In Translation

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Various Artists - Lost In TranslationDreamy, moody, and effortlessly cool the soundtrack to Lost In Translation is as iconic as Sofia Coppolas 2003 cult classic itself. This vinyl release captures the hazy Tokyo nights and bittersweet emotions of the film, blending ambient soundscapes with indie gems that perfectly mirror the storys quiet intensity. The album drifts beautifully between atmospheric instrumentals and standout tracks, including Kevin Shields ethereal contributions and the

Dreamy, moody, and effortlessly cool - the soundtrack to Lost In Translation is as iconic as Sofia Coppola’s 2003 cult classic itself. This vinyl release captures the hazy Tokyo nights and bittersweet emotions of the film, blending ambient soundscapes with indie gems that perfectly mirror the story’s quiet intensity.

The album drifts beautifully between atmospheric instrumentals and standout tracks, including Kevin Shields’ ethereal contributions and the unforgettable “Just Like Honey” by The Jesus and Mary Chain, which closes the film with a note of longing. Air’s smooth “Alone in Kyoto” is another highlight, wrapping you in soft electronic textures, while Phoenix’s “Too Young” injects a jolt of playful energy into the mix.

With its mix of shoegaze, dream pop, and downtempo moods, this compilation isn’t just a soundtrack - it’s an experience. Each track feels like a vignette of Tokyo itself, with neon lights, late-night karaoke, and the quiet spaces in between all translated into sound.

On vinyl, Lost In Translation takes on an even warmer, more immersive quality, making it the perfect record for late-night spins. Whether you’re a fan of the film or just love lush, atmospheric music, this is one of those soundtracks that stands beautifully on its own.

Tracklist

  1. "Intro / Tokyo[a]"
  2. "City Girl" Kevin Shields
  3. "Fantino" Sébastien Tellier
  4. "Tommib" Squarepusher
  5. "Girls" Death in Vegas
  6. "Goodbye" Kevin Shields
  7. "Too Young" Phoenix
  8. "Kaze wo Atsumete" Happy End
  9. "On the Subway" Brian Reitzell and Roger J. Manning Jr.
  10. "Ikebana" Kevin Shields
  11. "Sometimes" My Bloody Valentine
  12. "Alone in Kyoto" Air
  13. "Shibuya" Brian Reitzell and Roger J. Manning Jr.
  14. "Are You Awake?" Kevin Shields
  15. "Just Like Honey" The Jesus and Mary Chain
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