What was the screaming song from children of men?

Answer 1

It's a song made from this sample:

male_Thijs_loud_scream.aiffMale_Thijs_loud_scream
History of the sample

The sample, male_thijs_loud_scream was recorded back in the days Than van Nispen tot Pannerden studied Biology in Utrecht, The Netherlands, and in his free time participated in projects where sound-fx or film-music were needed.
The sample was recorded late 2001 in his student-apartment for some special effects for a liveroleplaying game in which Than helped with sound-fx and foley for short animations... This time a lot of screams were needed as special effect sounds for some fake 'torturing' device within the game.
Thijs, a friend of Than's (and at that time band-member of Erinyen), showed the person who was doing some screaming sessions, 'how to do it'.
So... that's why there's currently only 'one' Thijs-sample in my collection... Apparently it turned out to be sort of an unique and 'lucky' shot!
The sample was recorded at 44.1 KHz with a Shure SM58 microphone and with a Terratec EWS 88 MT sound-card.
Some years later at the Utrecht School of Arts, in the courses of Jorrit Tamminga, Than wondered what one could do with such a 'noisy' sample and thus reused it in the school-assignment, "One_sample_one_composition".
One_sample_one_composition
A HKU (Utrecht School of Arts) assignment where the students could use only one audio-sample and only old-school 'delay-based' effects (tape-delay, reverb, comb-filter etc). and of course cuts-and-pastes. The resulting composition, including explanations of the techniques can be found at:http://ccmixter.org/media/files/thanvannispen/8650

Song is here:
http://ccmixter.org/media/files/thanvannispen/8650