The documentary about the Nirvana frontman will have its own soundtrack!

A documentary about the life journey of Kurt Cobain, frontman of the legendary grunge band Nirvana, premiered at the Sundance International Film Festival this year. The film, titled KURT COBAIN: MONTAGE OF HECK, directed by Brett Morgen and co-produced by Cobain's daughter Frances Bean, will have its own soundtrack during November...

This will be released as Kurt Cobain - Montage Of Heck: The Home Recordings and will be available on CD, vinyl and a deluxe two-disc set in addition to digital. It will be one of the most rarities for Kurt Cobain lovers, as it is based on early and unprocessed cassette recordings made by Kurt himself...

This information alone makes this title absolutely unique, but the authors have attempted to go even further and reveal Cobain's creative process of composing music - from short musical ideas, samples of various songs and short demos to musical experiments and bits of songs or lyrics, which can be subsequently found in various forms on Nirvana's records...

The basic version of the soundtrack, which will be released on 13 November, will consist of thirteen songs. The same number will be available on vinyl, which will be available three weeks later. These discs will contain recordings of Kurt Cobain that the singer recorded on his cassette recorder during his musical beginnings. The deluxe version of the album Kurt Cobain - Montage Of Heck: The Home Recordings, which will contain a total of thirty-one items, will also include Cobain's spoken word in addition to some of the complete songs and demos that were already presented in the above-mentioned documentary...

The soundtrack Kurt Cobain - Montage Of Heck: The Home Recordings uniquely combines everything fans have been longing for - to get something of rare material from their favourite artist whose life ended too soon, and at the same time to have a chance to get to know their idol from a creative angle, moreover at a time when his subsequent musical journey was just taking shape...