via Prog Archives: “So translates the title of “Magic Flight #2” by Claudio Rocchi, one of Italy’s most unique solo artists. “Volo Magico N. 2” was largely drawn from leftovers from the…

AllMusic says: “Felt’s other instrumental album, Train Above the City, was created without the involvement of frontman Lawrence (beyond the naming of the songs), but with Let the Snakes Crinkle Their Heads…

A lot has been written about Gaspar Noé’s brutal and nihilistic “drama” (for lack of a better term, I guess that’s technically the genre, but is it really?) Irréversible in the annals…

Gotta love those Varese Sarabande soundtracks. They’re all so damned good, you know? The movie came out in 1980, it was Carpenter’s first effort after the massive success of Halloween. The soundtrack…

The Japanese blues/jazz band Seatbelts is led by composer and instrumentalist Yoko Kanno. The group (sometimes referred to as Seat Belts or SEATBELTS) was described in the show Cowboy Bebop as choosing…

Let’s keep up with the AMERICA FUCK YEAH vibe of July 4th by sharing a kick-ass country and western record. This sweet slab of vinyl was ripped (from the original monaural pressing!)…

There was a time — during the early ’00s, when eBay was filled with ridiculous results for common records — people were actually paying money for this 12″. Released sixteen years ago…

For years I had to endure a crummy bootleg CDr of this amazing score (which was released by a tiny little Italian label called Dagored in 2001). I could never track down…

’70s drama/suspense score that is most-widely known for the ridiculous closer, the 17+ minute “Symphonie Pour L’Attentat”. A very textural recording, the compositions highlighted what the 1972 political thriller directed by Yves…

Hey kids, sorry I’ve been MIA of late. Saturday night I had a date, Sunday night I got hammered on white wine and introduced my roommate to Season 1 of The Wire,…