VIA PRESS RELEASE | Eliza Hittman’s 2020 film Never Rarely Sometimes Always has already become something of an indie classic.
It’s the tale of a teenager fleeing her abusive partner, indifferent family (singer-songwriter Sharon Van Etten plays the mother), and callous community in search of an abortion. The score by Julia Holter is hypnotic and at times achingly sad. Seldom has a film score captured an interior monologue with such insight and grace.
No matter your stance on the subject, Autumn’s harrowing odyssey provokes compassion and contemplation, two states of mind in short supply these days. And accompanying Autumn every step of the way on her journey is the mesmerizing and, at times, achingly sad score by cult favorite composer Julia Holter. So much of the film is made up of shots of Autumn’s face as she attempts to process what is happening to her and around her.
Never before released in any physical format, Real Gone Music is proud to present the soundtrack to Never Rarely Sometimes Always on vinyl, with the full consent and cooperation of Julia Holter.
