Masaru Sato - The Throne Of Blood OSTMasaru Sato, who worked at Toho Studios under the legendary Fumio Hayasaka, composed this chilling score for Akira Kurosawa's 1957 masterpiece based heavily on traditional Japanese music, especially influenced by Noh dramas. Limited edition first press of 500 copies on white vinyl.

french horns and tuba that define one of the main variations on the theme

This third album follows her rediscovery - after thirty years in the wilderness - with the 2000 re-release of 'Just Another Diamond Day' (a cult classic that made number 53 in the Observer Music monthly's 'top 100 British albums of all time')

darkened melodies carry throughout the album with its eye on the end of the tunnel

inward looking collection of songs that feature stunning string arrangements and Erland‰۪s impassioned vocals at centre stage

The Last Emperor) fits the bill perfectly

With a band that includes Emitt Rhodes

Between 1967 and 1977 Designer label founder Style Wooten and his studio main man Roland Janes

seven- track mini-album

among others)

I'm sure that MGM thought that they would be successful

combined with Lindstrom‰۪s signature extended cosmic compositions and Emil‰۪s psychedelic sound-quilting

While those albums broke ground in new worlds of sound