Home / Music / Faust IV's commercial failure ended Faust's first incarnationMusic linernotes album music faustFaust IV's commercial failure ended Faust's first incarnationVirgin Records refused to release Faust’s planned fifth album and dropped the band after Faust IV flopped commercially. It became the last album by Faust’s original lineup. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesFaust IV was the final album of the original FaustFaust IV was recorded at Virgin's residential country manorUwe Nettelbeck produced Faust IVAguirre soundtrack: only 2 of 9 tracks are actually from the film — the rest are compiled from early-'70s Popol Vuh sessionsAhmet Ertegun's white label copy landed Tubular Bells in The ExorcistExploreAlso sprach Zarathustra's Sunrise fanfare owes its fame to KubrickAlva Noto pioneered minimalist glitch on Raster-NotonAlvin Lucier's 'I Am Sitting in a Room' lets the room become the instrumentAlvvays makes reverb-drenched indie pop with jangly guitarsAndrew Gold gave us 'Lonely Boy' and the 'Golden Girls' themePrevious Florine Stettheimer designed cellophane backdrops for Four Saints in Three ActsNext Faust IV was the final album of the original Faust