Rather than stick to one overreaching sonic aesthetic, Alessandro Alessandroni’s ‘Open Air Parade’ is all over the place — but in the best way possible. Our 9/10 review: https://t.co/NNRu55rfd1
‘Mafioso’ shows Piero Piccioni at the height of his creative powers, going far and beyond simple "film music" and rewriting its framework in the process. Our 8/10 review of Camille 3000's reissue: https://t.co/x6WwtJxzOo
Alberto Baldan Bembo's stunningly sophisticated arrangements on ‘L’amica Di Mia Madre’ pack in a mind-dizzying array of instrumental arrangements while never sounding overly complicated or busy. Our 9/10 review:
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Rarely does a hardline rock album come at you from so many angles — but Nello Ciangherotti & Silvano Chimenti have done just that with ‘Sonorita' Nel Lavoro.’ Read our review here: https://t.co/LVBBierZHa
"The score for 'Vice Principals' offers a powerful listening experience — something that was also apparent while watching the show itself"
Read our review of Joseph Stephens' iconic 'Vice Principals' soundtrack: https://t.co/ymrnYR9b17
Claudio Tallino's 'Calamo' soundtrack still sounds like a true classic all these decades later. Read our 8/10 review of the rare reissue: https://t.co/jBpUjLNP0U
The compilation of hits from '70s library label New Tape keeps the new expression of music at the core. Read our review of 'New Tape': https://t.co/q75D5c0yH2
"The comp delicately unravels with the sort of pacing and flow only a master playlister could provide"
Read our 9/10 review of the stunning compilation album 'Kankyō Ongaku': https://t.co/4ibULl0xLw
My little bro is offloading a pile off pretty great vintage audio gear, including one hell of a Nakamichi cassette player and a fancy accordion. If you or someone you know is interested,… https://t.co/g1nrMdSGOf
Richard Einhord takes a unique approach to the classic American slasher with his previously unreleased soundtrack for 'The Prowler.' Read our review: https://t.co/sXFnJj9kOz
"In many ways, this is the sound of the golden age of horror" 🧟
The 'Night of the Living Dead' soundtrack has finally been released, some 50 years later. Read our 8/10 review here: https://t.co/OjhU65vnLY
Part horror, part comedy and all Danny Elfman, the #Beetlejuice score stands as a true breakout moment for the composer — and Waxwork's new reissue is a stunning reminder of that: https://t.co/o5FfyfTVxN
By now, you're all likely sick of best-of list, but here's another to highlight some bygone music that got another shot in 2018. Despite overtaking an increasing amount of space on store… https://t.co/dcXE3y14Jk