Logistics - Electric Sun - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Album Tracks 1. Allegro Con Fuoco Ma Non Troppo 2. Adagio 3. Presto 4. Allegro 5. Allegretto-Trio 6. Allegro Moderato-Trio 7. Book 1, Moment Musicaux No. 2, Moderato 8. Book 1, Moment Musicaux No. 2, Andantino 9. Book 1, Moment Musicaux No. 3, Allegro Moderato 10. Book 2, Moment Musicaux No. 4, Moderato 11. Book 2, Moment Musicaux No. 5, Allegro Vivace 12. Book 2, Moment Musicaux No. 6, Allegretto

Limited banned blood red colored vinyl LP pressing. SCALA!!! (Original Music by Barry Adamson) by Barry Adamson Barry Adamson, original member of Magazine and Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, and a celebrated solo artist and composer, returns with the soundtrack to SCALA!!!, the acclaimed documentary chronicling the history of London's most infamous independent cinema. Known for his film work, including collaborations with David Lynch, Adamson brings his trademark blend of noir, jazz, funk and atmosphere to a score that's as evocative as the Scala itself. The album captures the cinema's spirit late nights, sticky floors, sleazy underground screenings, and the intoxicating world of subversive art. Across it's 22 tracks, Adamson conjures moods that shift from brooding and cinematic to playful and chaotic, echoing the wild programming and cultural rebellion the Scala embodied. The film, directed by Jane Giles and Ali Catterall, tells the story of the legendary King's Cross repertory cinema (1978-1993). Featuring interviews with staff, regulars and icons including John Waters, Mark Moore, Mary Harron, Isaac Julien and Ben Wheatley, alongside rare archival footage it celebrates a venue that became a crucible for counterculture, sexploitation, horror, kung-fu, LGBTQ+ cinema, live music, and cult double bills. Barry Adamson's original score plunges us into the underworld of late-night London - a vivid soundtrack to underground cinema and cultural rebellion. Album Tracks 1. Scala!!! (Opening Title) 2. Timelines 3. Scala Posters (Mondo Bongo) 4. As Steve Woolley Sees It 5. Babs Johnson Is Divine 6. Iggy and Lou and Mick Rock Too 7. Latex Gloves 8. Acid Celluloid 9. Scala Cats 10. Sodom and Tomorrow 11. Barry's Iranian Embassy 12. Spandau Politics 13. Another All Nighter 14. One of Us/Sticky Floors Atmos 15. Pink Narcissus 16. Black Leather Love

LTM is proud to present Toujours du Soleil, the 2006 album from Antena - stylish French electro-bossa pioneers whose debut Camino Del Sol is now an acknowledged genre classic. Antena's groundbreaking mix of Kraftwerk, Suicide and the breezy tropicalia of the Gilberto family (Joao, Astrud and Bebel) sounds as fresh in 2006 as in 1982, when John Foxx produced their debut single, the Boy from Ipanema, and future Pet Shop Boy Neil Tennant tagged them 'electro-samba'. The tag still applies, and echoes of the Antena sound can be heard in artists as diverse as Stereolab, Electralane and Thievery Corporation - indeed the latter duo co-wrote two of the thirteen songs on Toujours du Soleil. Album Tracks 1. Le Spinner 2. Tourjours Du Soleil 3. Caribbean Island 4. Rendez-Vous Manque 5. Blind Date 6. Horse with No Name 7. Issy Est D'ailleurs 8. Love Is to Blame 9. Groovy Grooving Groove 10. Le Ping Le Pong 11. Starlit Skies 12. Les Rois Des Voleurs 13. Seven Colors 14. Liquid Sky