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Assassinio Al Cimitero Etrusco
CD (Item 587054) Beat (Italy), 1982 — Condition: New Copy
A score from Fabio Frizzi that's surprisingly delicate and beautiful in many moments – with some spacey early 80s production flourishes in others – pretty strong stuff from the Frizzi, and with quite a surprising sound given the dark bloody horrors suggested by the film's title and accompanying artwork! It's a psychological horror film, but the music is fairly light and lovely for stretches – flute, soaring strings and slow-building tension – sometimes combined with heavier, echoey drums and percussion, and somethings letting the percussion lead the way. Includes "Living In The Past", "Fate's Melody", "Chill Atmospheres", "Closer To The Solution", "Living In The Past", "Drums In Trouble", "Death's Melody", "Assassinio Al Cimitero Etrusco", "Stone That Hides", "Horrible Premonition" and more. (Limited edition of 1500.) © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. | ||||||
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