Library & Soundtracks / Experimental

Rare 1970 library album with fantastic experimental music for piano composed and performed by Fabio Borgazzi on Armando Sciascia's Vedette's "On-The-Scene Music Series". Never re-issued on either LP or CD.

Original French edition on Orly's "Kaleidoscope" library music series of Fabio Borgazzi's cult 1973 spooky experimental music album.

Very rare and obscure 1970 library album on Style split into one side of beautiful variations of romantic themes and one experimental side of "pure timbral and a-rhythmic research", composed by Fabio Borgazzi (Fabor) and Maria Augusta Bruni (Raffeng). Never re-issued on either LP or CD.

Amazing, ultra-rare and much sought-after 1972 glacial experimental electronic library album on Lupus by electronic/computer music pioneer. Never re-issued on either LP or CD. Mind-blowing library release.

2019 re-issue on Intervallo of the amazing 1972 library album of electronic experimental/industrial music (predating Sacher Pelz and Asmus Tietchens). Essential library LP.

2015 re-issue on Intervallo of the mesmerizing 1975 dark psychedelic avantgarde library album on Deneb.

2016 3LP box-set on Cinedelic re-issuing two experimental/electonic library albums originally on Feeling Record Italiana from 1978. With insert.

2016 3LP box-set on Cinedelic re-issuing three experimental/electonic library albums originally on Ayna from 1975/76. Colored (red/white/green!) vinyl edition of numbered 200 copies including a paint-brush. Original hype sticker included.

Great 1981 library album on Cometa split into one side of preludes for piano and one side of timbral and rhythmical experiments by the member of Gruppo di Improvvisazione Nuova Consonanza. Never re-issued on either LP or CD.

2021 180g blue vinyl re-issue on BTF of the outstanding and ultra-rare 1972 aquatic-themed experimental/electronic library album on Leonardi by the member of Gruppo di Improvvisazione Nuova Consonanza .

2017 re-issue on Intervallo of the superb 1971 minimal electronic experimental library album on Vedette by Sciascia in disguise.

French 1976 edition on RCA's "April Orchestra" library series of the superlative experimental/mechanical electronic album Industria 2000 by Silva Savigni or Amedeo Tommasi in disguise.

Rare 1976 library album on Fonit's "Serie Usignolo" with a mix of playful and dramatic experimental pieces for acoustic and electronic instruments. Never re-issued on either LP or CD.

Original German edition on Master Plus of superb 1981 experimental/electronic library album released in France with the title Evasion. Great library release.

Late 1970's re-issue on Unidisc of the excellent 1974 album of experimental electronic/acoustic music for body expression.

Ultra-rare original edition on CAM of the 1969 cult experimental psychedelic soundtrack to Lucio Fulci's film (a.k.a. "I caldi amori di una minorenne") featuring Alessandro Alessandroni's Cantori Moderni. Amazing soundtrack.

Original US edition on Elektra of the wonderful and tense soundtrack to the 1988 film by Roman Polanski. With original sticker on shrink.

1994 first CD re-issue on GDM of one of Morricone's most experimental and psychedelic soundtracks for the 1971 film by Jerzy Kawalerowicz, coupled with the most traditional and evocative soundtrack for Alberto Bevilacqua's 1972 film.

1997 first CD re-issue on RCA of two of Morricone's greatest experimental and psychedelic soundtracks respectively for Umberto Lenzi's 1974 and Massimo Dallamano's 1972 giallo films.

1996 CD on Point with two previously unreleased and essential experimental soundtracks for two 1971 films respectively by da Luigi Bazzoni and Enzo G. Castellari, the latter performed by no less than the Gruppo di Improvvisazione Nuova Consonanza.

Original and sole vinyl edition of the 1986 eletronic/ambient soundtrack to the Robert Berman film.

Pink vinyl edition of the 2015 first ever released on Monster Melodies of the beautiful 1973 experimental electronic soundtrack to the Henry Chapier film. With poster and card.

Rarest cover variation of the 2023 2LP set on We Release Whatever The Fuck We Want Records of the beautiful exotic electronic soundtrack to the TV series. With obi.

Original mono edition on ABC-Paramount of the 1958 classic horror album with inventive orchestrations with eerie effects. Spooky and great fun.

Few copies available again **300 copies black vinyl, also available on transparent green vinyl** Maestro Egisto Macchi (Gruppo di Improvvisazione Nuova Consonanza - The Group) recorded this mystical ethnographic trip to the South of Italy imbued with its rites, superstitions, magical symbols and popular mythologies in 1977 for the TV Documentary Sud e Magia.Astoundingly evoking the intensity, magic and psychedelia of its subject with the use of inventive and unconventional techniques (aerophones…

** 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 italian album ever released.  "Transvitaexpress is the sonorous realization of an idea that had been developing in me for some time and to which the encounter with the poet Barbarino gave the decisive push. I used the "tape-sound" technique, that is the …

Cinedelic returns on the back of some pretty incredible releases over the last year with one of their most exciting and unexpected records to date, the first ever release of the legendary composer Egisto Macchi's soundtrack for Mino Guerrini’s 1968 film, “Gangsters '70”. Created in collaboration with his Gruppo di Improvvisazione Nuova Consonanza associate, Walter Branchi, it's among the most strikingly experimental of all his soundtrack work and remains startlingly urgent more than half a centu…

2CD Expanded Edition .Fifth western in a row for Sergio Leone after the Dollar Trilogy and “Once Upon a Time in The West”, “Giù la testa” (Duck, you sucker, 1971) is also the fifth collaboration between the director and Ennio Morricone, which would be followed by the final “Once Upon a Time in America” nearly 15 years later, before Leone’s premature death in 1989. World famous and holder of unlimited resources, with “Giù la testa” Leone directed an epic film that tells of the friendship between …

** Yellow Vinyl **One of the most haunting Morricone soundtracks ever -- and one of the grooviest too! The album's a perfect blend of our two favorite styles of Morricone work -- that of the floating female vocal over a gentle groove, and the darker, tenser side of his music: Ennio Morricone's famous soundtrack composed for the 1971 Franco Rubartelli documentary Veruschka, Poesia Di Una Donna. The main "Verushka" theme is one of his most beautiful -- a variation of female vocals with a gentle ed…

Composed by Ennio Morricone alongside friend and frequent collaborator Bruno Nicolai, "Controfase" is one of the most overlooked and lesser known chapters in the maestro's extensive catalog. Various experimental elements perfectly intertwine in these skilful compositions, VCS3 blend with hair-raising violin notes on a pattern of ominous percussions by Egisto Macchi. With the precious help of Gruppo di Improvvisazione Nuova Consonanza as well as Edda Dell'Orso angelic voice, the two masterminds h…

Few albums capture Italian library music at its most purposefully conceived as Nel Mondo Del Lavoro. Originally released in 1972 on Sermi - one of the foundational labels of the Italian production music scene, co-founded by Sergio Pagoni and Michelangelo Cunsolo in close orbit with Bruno Nicolai and Ennio Morricone's world - the album was commissioned as the soundtrack to a RAI television documentary series on the petroleum industry, Sapere: Il Petrolio. What Rino De Filippi built from that brie…

 The brainchild of visual artist Jordan Belson and electronics polymath Henry Jacobs, the Vortex Experiments ran from 1957 to 1960, first at San Francisco’s Morrison Planetarium and later at the SF Museum of Art. The very name of these events announced their aim: a swirling totality of sensory experience. Around Belson’s richly-colored visuals – making use of the planetarium’s entire dome and featuring luminous, sharply geometric imagery projected through an array of devices – Jacobs ringed a sy…

**CD version** Piero Umiliani’s rich and diverse discography got us used to bold experimentalism, to excursions into popular music as into avantgarde. Nonetheless, while “The Folk Group” makes no surprise, it still represents a peculiar work within Umiliani’s seemingly endless career. Originally published under the name of M. Zalla, an alias he especially used for those albums that were difficult to classify – and among which we must mention the extraordinary “Mondo Inquieto” and “Problemi d’ogg…

**CD version** Synthi Time is perhaps one of the most suitable albums - within Umiliani's incredibly vast discography - to fully appreciate the composing and experimental genius of the Maestro. For once away from the classic soundtracks that made him popular, this project veers away also from refined works of library music such as Genti e paesi del mondo (People and countries of the world) or Problemi d'oggi (Today's issues), released under the moniker of Zalla. In this case, we like to imagine …

A small, beautifully strange artefact: a 7" single bringing together two figures from different worlds and decades. On one side, the Berlin techno producer Stefan Goldmann reworks "Theme From Solis Ardor", a piece originally composed by Soviet electronic music pioneer Sergey Rodionov for Vladimir Naumov's 1988 film of the same name. On the other, Rodionov returns the gesture, covering Goldmann's "The Bribe", a track that first appeared on his Lunatic Fringe 12" for Macro. Rodionov is among the m…