Julia Holter

This 2020 film has already become an indie classic, and it’s taken on a timeliness that its creators could not have foreseen. Teenage Autumn has to flee her rural Pennsylvania town in seach of an abortion, leaving behind her abusive partner, her indifferent parents (singer Sharon Van Etten plays her mother), and her callous community as she embarks on a journey to New York City accompanied by her cousin Skylar. 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; seldom has a film score captured a character’s interior monologue with such insight and grace. Never before released in any physical format, we at Real Gone Music are proud to present the soundtrack to Never Rarely Sometimes Always on vinyl, with the full consent and cooperation of Julia Holter.

1. Opening    1:06
   
2. Bus To New York    2:08
   
3. Leaving The Restaurant    1:31
   
4. Arriving In The City    0:59
   
5. Stealing Money (Extended)    7:05
   
6. First Night    0:57
   
7. First Procedure    0:47
   
8. Where Is The Money    0:56
   
9. Never Rarely    2:34
   
10. Subway Rides (Extended)    8:22
    
11. Finding Her    2:42
    
12. Bus Ride Home    3:37
    
13. Song For Autumn    3:49