Last year, Kai Neville released his second self-made film, Lost Atlas. Those who were expecting Modern Collective part two were disappointed and those who were hoping for a change of direction were thrilled. The cast went loony, the locations were perfect and, as is Kai’s talent, the music was fresh and varied. Here we’ve compiled that music into one continuous playlist. The first tune won’t be everyone’s jam, but it’s as easy as skipping two and a half minutes in!
Lost Atlas Soundtrack
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Don’t really understand why people get patriotic over music and bands. Go wave your flag somewhere else, dickhead.
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24 May 2012
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sick soundtrack dope movie
22 May 2012
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man you obviously have no idea on whats been happening in the underground music scene in this country (im not talking about triple j) for the last 30+ years, especially the last 10 years some amazing shit has come out of nearly every city. you just need to know where to look.
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23 May 2012
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NZ music in fine form these days. Australian music – save that one badass tune from the Dead Can Dance – lacking as always.
22 May 2012
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sizzle….
02 Oct 2012
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sick soundtrack dope movie
22 May 2012
(11)
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NZ music in fine form these days. Australian music – save that one badass tune from the Dead Can Dance – lacking as always.
22 May 2012
(1)
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man you obviously have no idea on whats been happening in the underground music scene in this country (im not talking about triple j) for the last 30+ years, especially the last 10 years some amazing shit has come out of nearly every city. you just need to know where to look.
Response to #2
23 May 2012
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Don’t really understand why people get patriotic over music and bands. Go wave your flag somewhere else, dickhead.
Response to #2
24 May 2012
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these traks are sooo forever hip
my brain synapses are about to overload …
01 Aug 2012
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sizzle….
02 Oct 2012
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