Marcello Giombini (1928-2003) was an Italian composer and organist, born in Rome, who died in Assisi. He wrote scores for Italian westerns, peplum and horror films from the 1960s into the 1980s, and he is best remembered for the music of Sabata (1969). He also brought beat music into Catholic religious song and made electronic records. Giombini worked as a church organist in Rome as a young man. His beat mass La Messa dei Giovani was first performed in Rome in April 1966 with I Barrittas, Angel and the Brains and The Bumpers, and was released on Ariel.
1970 re-press of the 1969 album on the Christian PCC label with possibly the best ever rock-mass for voices, organ, electric guitars and percussion by the very eclectic and experimental composer.
1970 album on the Christian PCC label with a great rock-mass for voices, organ, electric guitars and percussion by the very eclectic and experimental composer.
1974 album on the Christian PCC label with chants for catechism and baptism for voices accompnied by organ or Arp synthesizer by the very eclectic and experimental composer.
Amazing and trippy 1974 experimental album on the Christian PCC label with superb narrative musique concrète including wacky songs and grooves by the very eclectic and experimental composer. One of the weirdest Italian albums ever made and absolutely…
1977 album on the Christian PCC label with religious songs accompanied by organs, synthesizer and drums by the very eclectic and experimental composer.
2018 release ** Named for the iconic Ennio Morricone composition, The Ecstasy of Gold: 23 Killer Bullets from the Spaghetti West, Vol. 1 is the first installment in a five-volume set of some of the grooviest deep cuts to come from the European Weste…
Limited edition numbered to 500 copies. Transparent red vinyl format / 180 grams + CD. Lee Van Cleef had already defined the archetype twice over: once as the cold-eyed Angel Eyes in The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, once as the elegant Colonel Mortime…
** Multi-Colored Vinyl, white / grey / black marbled (Locomotive Marbled Smoke). Edition of 400 copies on marbled vinyl, includes OBI.** Soave presents Transvitaexpress - Racconto psicologico dell'aldilà by Marcello Giombini. One of the weirdest ital…
LP trifold w/insert. Velvet Vinyl. Unreleased Goblin soundtrack for a 80s cult horror b-movie clear fuchsia coloured vinyl with insert and new liner notes! “The Other Hell” (L’Altro Inferno) is a 1981 horror movie directed by Bruno Mattei (as Stefa…
Mondo Groove present a reissue of Marcello Giombini's Computer Disco, originally released in 1982. Computer Disco is the greatest Euro-synth, disco album of early '80s and now it's finally being reissued by Mondo Groove. Computer Disco is the most Kr…
In process of stocking. Digitmovies release, for the first time as a complete edition on CD, Marcello Giombini's soundtrack for the horror film Enter The Devil ("L'Ossessa") (1974). Giombini (1928-2003) experimented with symphonic music, electronic m…
Another great but late (1928 – 2003) synthesizer artist and pioneer, this time from Italy. His works date back to the early 60s and maybe even beyond considering his age. In the mid to late 60s he became quite active in the field of western movie sou…