Max Aruj & Alfie Godfrey - Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning (Original Soundtrack) - VINYL LP

This Record Store Day 2026 red coloured vinyl 2LP marks the 30th anniversary of Danny Elfman's score to the 1996 blockbuster movie Mission Impossible. It includes the instantly recognisable Mission Impossible theme, originally composed by Lalo Schifrin for the 1960s TV series, and rearranged by Elfman for the first movie in the Tom Cruise action franchise. The theme is known for it's suspense-filled rhythm with an unusual 5/4 time signature, and the famous four-note motif that opens the piece a musical nod to the Morse Code pattern for the letters M.I. (-- ··). This clever encoding not only ties the theme directly to the title but also reinforces the atmosphere of secret communications, covert operations, and puzzles that define the world of Mission Impossible. Album Tracks 1. Sleeping Beauty 2 28 2. Mission Impossible Theme 1 02 3. Red Handed 4 21 4. Big Trouble 5 33 5. Love Theme? 2 21 6. Mole Hunt 3 02 7. The Disc 1 54 8. Max Found 1 02 9. Looking for InchJobInch 4 38 1. Betrayal 2 56 2. The Heist 5 46 3. Uh-Oh! 1 28 4. Biblical Revelation 1 33 5. Phone Home 2 25 6. Train Time 4 11 7. Ménage Á Trois 2 55 8. Zoom a 1 53 9. Zoom B 2 54

Blue Transparent Vinyl. With InchVol.1 Splits 2002 - 2004Inch and InchVol. 2 Splits & Bonus 2007 - 2009Inch Lupus Lounge are opening the vault of rarities by Depressive Black Metal legend Xasthur. Compiled on two double LPs, each available in black and limited colour vinyl, rare contributions to split releases and cover songs can be found as well as unreleased experimental demo recordings. Some of the songs are featured as alternative mixes or re-recorded versions, making these LPs a true treasure trove for all Xasthur fans and collectors. Album Tracks 1. The Eye Upon the Throne (Part II) 2. A Tortured Shallow Grave 3. The Southernmost Voyage 4. Torment 5. Aura of Denial 6. Concealed Barren Thoughts 7. Released from the Earth 8. Untitled 1. A Living Hell 2. Trauma Will Always Linger 3. Jomfrulysets Fall 4. A Lesson in Drowning 5. Maze of Oppression

In Peter Strickland's Flux Gourmet, a dysfunctional group of performance artists undertake a month-long residency at an institute devoted to culinary disciplines. Food is interrogated for it's sonic potential as the group mic-up, amplify, distort and transform what they cook in front of an audience. The noise that the characters in the film itself make is driven by food blenders, overflowing cauldrons of gurgling soup and sizzling frying pans (courtesy of The Sonic Catering Band), yet the music that soundtracks the culinary capers is engorged with aching melodies and wordless, airy vocals. Contributors include Cavern Of Anti-Matter, Jeremy Barnes and Heather Trost of A Hawk And A Hacksaw and Trost's band, Roj (formerly of Broadcast), and Nurse With Wound. Flux Gourmet is presented in a rich 2xLP package with an ornate, colorful design and Strickland's detailed liner notes. Image, color, light and sound are integrated and heightened to delirious levels of hyperreality, much like Strickland's past works, Berberian Sound Studio and In Fabric. Flux Gourmet very much alludes to his past as a member of The Sonic Catering Band, which he founded back in 1996. The band split on several occasions and got back together to create new pieces for the soundtrack, concocting strange sonic morsels and treating recipes as if they were scores. The lines between what is on the screen and what is on the soundtrack are blurred, with the band (mostly) using the exact same equipment (which they loaned to the production) and recipes as in the film. However, for all the conceptual rigour on display, the music on the Flux Gourmet is ultimately in pursuit of catharsis, as one character concedes. The power of music and / or noise to purge and cleanse it's makers (and hopefully, listeners) of their ills and woes. Album Tracks 1. 1. Heather Trost - Early Gardens 2. 2. Roj - Trip to the Shop