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For a brief time in the early 80s, cinema was awash with sword and sorcery flicks – some of which were so spectacularly bad they

For a brief time in the early 80s, cinema was awash with sword and sorcery flicks – some of which were so spectacularly bad they

If you caught Eleven 76’s previous single Someone’s Always There, you’ll already know about their twin obsessions with imaginary cinema and blending retro sounds. Frosty

Known for their breaker-friendly funk 45s on Funk Night Records, it turns out John Reed & The Automatics also do a nifty line in funky

Here’s another one that got lost in the annual autumn avalanche of releases – Atabasca’s Cacopoulos. And you don’t need to be a fan of

Long overdue some coverage on MB is the new Surefire Soul Ensemble long player Gemini which dropped nearly a month ago now. And it more

The wheeze of artist/ musician/ producers creating soundtrack-style music for a film that only ever existed in their heads has developed to the point over

Cinematic soul with heavy spiritual jazz leanings? That’ll be the new instrumental single La Olas from San Diego outfit The Sure fire Soul Ensemble ahead

Having authentically nailed the sound of 60s/ 70s giallo and spaghetti western soundtracks on first LP, The Black Stone Affair, and 60s exotica on Palace

On a retro cinematic tip once more, producer The Offline continues to soundtrack the burgeoning imaginary romantic relationship on Les Amis that he begun to

Colemine Record’s Ghost Funk Orchestra head To The Moon on their new single – the almost title track of forthcoming album A Trip To The