September 27, 2011 20:24

Faith No More's Mike Patton to release album inspired by Paolo Giordano's best-selling novel

The 16-song album takes its lead from 'The Solitude Of Prime Numbers'

Faith No More's Mike Patton to release album inspired by Paolo Giordano's best-selling novel

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Faith No More's Mike Patton is set to release an album inspired by physicist Paolo Giordano's 2008 debut novel The Solitude Of Prime Numbers.

'Music From The Film And Inspired By The Book The Solitude of Prime Numbers (La Solitudine Dei Numeri Primi)' will be released on November 7. The 16-track album is said to be 'dramatic and minimalistic' and has been described by Patton as a "sonic departure" from his usual style.

Each song on the album is numbered after the first 16 prime numbers and the album itself will be released as a digipak in the style of a cut-out leaf, which will contain an intricate locking mechanism.

Giordano's book sold a million copies in his native Italy and has since been translated into 30 languages. It was turned into a film starring Isabella Rossellini last year.

The 'Music From The Film And Inspired By The Book The Solitude Of Prime Numbers (La Solitudine Dei Numeri Primi)' tracklisting is:

2. 'Twin Primes'
3. 'Identity Matrix'
5. 'Method Of Infinite Descent'
7. 'Contrapositive'
11. 'Cicatrix'
13. 'Abscissa'
17. 'Isolated Primes'
19. 'Radius Of Convergence'
23. 'Separatrix'
29. 'The Snow Angel'
31. 'Apnoea'
37. 'Supersingular Primes'
41. 'Quadratix'


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