Melting snow with sulfur vapors

 

Satan In Love - Rare Finnish Synth-Pop & Disco 1979-1992 is an Electronic/Synth/Psychedelic compilation made by Finnish Label Svart Records, Finnish label, established in Turku in 2009 by Jarkko Pietarinen and Tomi Pulkki, specializing in re-releasing underground music on vinyl. 

 

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Eliminating what we deeply fear

 

Paul Ferris (1941 - 1995) was a English film composer and actor. Born in Corby, Northamptonshire, Ferris provided scores for various low budget British horror films during the late 1960s and early 1970s; he also scored Reeves' The She Beast (1966) and The Sorcerers (1967), as well as other British films including The Blood Beast Terror (1967), Clegg (1970), The Creeping Flesh (1973) and Persecution (1974).

 

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Mixing dreams in inexact proportions

 

Fusioon was a Spanish progressive rock/jazz-rock/"Canterbury sound" band from the 70's, formed by Manuel Camp (piano, organ, moog, mellotron, vocals), Marti Brunet (guitar, vocals, synthesizer), Jordi Camp (bass, vocals) and Santi Arisa (drums, vocals, flute). Their first album, "Fusioon" (1972) was instrumental and focused on Manel Camp's keyboard abilities and shared similarities with Ekseption, Focus and The Nice. Their second album, also entitled "Fusioon" (1974), proved to be a major step forward adding some Canterbury influences like Egg, National Health and Soft Machine. Their third and last work "Minorisa" (1975) was more complex and approached the music of Zappa, King Crimson and Gentle Giant.

 

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Dancing on Liquid Comets

 

Yan Tregger is the stage name of Edouard Joseph Scotto Di Suoccio, born in Algeria to French parents of Italian origin; he is a prolific French composer, trumpeter and library music specialist, recognized for his work in genres such as jazz-funk, psychedelic disco and electronica since the 1970's. He is known for his cult albums, such as the "Catchy" and "Ducks & Drakes" series, which have established him as a major figure in the French experimental disco scene and are highly valued by collectors and DJs.

 

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Caring for disturbing ancestral secrets

 

Gil Mellé (1931, New York, New York, USA - 2004, Malibu) was a jazz saxophonist and respected visual artist, best known as a cutting-edge creator of electronically generated music.

His 1970 theme for "Night Gallery" was the first all-electronic main title for a TV series, and his music for 1971 sci-fi thriller "The Andromeda Strain" became the first all-synthesizer score for a feature film;his music lent itself to sci-fi and horror projects, including orchestral scores for the pilot of "The Six Million Dollar Man" and the four-hour "Frankenstein: The True Story" (1973), which he recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra. Melle created landmark electronic scores for sci-fi TV movies including "A Cold Night's Death" and the four-hour "World War III." He wrote and performed music for several telefilms dealing with sensational murders, including "Fatal Vision," Ted Bundy story "The Deliberate Stranger" and "The Case of the Hillside Strangler."

His artistic abilities also led to album-cover paintings for Miles Davis, Thelonious Monk and Sonny Rollins, as well as art-gallery showings in New York. Melle and his group, the Electronauts, debuted electronic jazz at the 1967 Monterey Jazz Festival. The following year, Verve released his "Tome VI," the first all-electronic jazz album.

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Messages from the place of eternal rest

 

Richard Band (1953) is an American composer of film music. He has scored more than 140 projects, including From Beyond, which won the award for Best Original Soundtrack at the Sitges Film Festival. In addition, he scored Parasite (1982), Ghoulies (1985 and Reanimator (1985).

 

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Times of imperial expansion

 

Carlo Savina (1919 - 2002) was an Italian conductor, composer, arranger, producer and multi-instrumentalist (violin, keyboards, guitar).

 

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Looking from the opposite world

 

Jean-Claude Deblais is a French musician, guitarist and composer; entirely focused on sombre, low resonances and cavernous sounds, Le Miroir Du Fantastique (or, In the Mirror of the Surnatural), published 1977, is a suite of atmospheric instrumental tracks intended for fantastic and horror movies. Deblais plays all instruments, including percussion (marimba, wood blocks, gongs), keyboards (piano and inside the piano, electric organ, synthesizer, even Ondes Martenot on #8 L’Esprit Voyage), strings (electric and bass guitars, banjo on #5 Nevroville), as well as flute. On several tracks, the piano is used to create lugubrious bell tolls produced while striking the bass strings repeatedly, a feature recurring often in the form of repeated, piano chords or string ostinatos, with or without synth drones.

 

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Enhancing the synesthetic view of the world

 

Fabio Borgazzi (1920-2011) (aka: Fabio Fabor) was an Italian prolific soundtrack and library music composer.

 

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Swimming in formic acid tides

 

Dana Kaproff (1954) is a composer from Los Angeles, CA; he has worked in over 100 films and television programs.

 

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Impressions of modern life

 

Janko Nilović (1941) is a pianist, arranger and composer of Montenegrin and Greek descent who was born in Turkey and has lived in France since 1960; he has published many works, most of them on library labels not available for sale to the public. His oeuvre stretches from Classical, Jazz, and Funk to Pop, Psychedelia, and Easy Listening.

 

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Unearthing fossilized sounds

 

Bernard Fèvre is a self-taught french composer, now over 60 years old. In his early life, his day job was in precision mechanics; on saturday nights he played piano in a R' n B' band, Frankie Presle and the G.men. He then spent ten years as part of Les Francs Garçons, a singing group in the "Don Camillo" night-club in Paris. He now works for a French radio station, providing its 'sound environment'.

 

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Remembering times of innocence

 

Camille Sauvage (1910-1981) was a French soul-jazz-funk clarinetist, library composer and orchestra leader.

 

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Floating in blue stillness

 

Dominique Guiot (1950) is a multi-talented French musician in the ambient, prog electronic genres.

 

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