Ozarks - Seven Blood-Stained Orchids (Main Titles)
"Seven Blood-Stained Orchids (Main Titles)" by Ozarks flexi disc is available at http://www.lunarisrecords.com
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Following their 2016 12” EP entitled One Thing, on which they began to deeper explore their love for cinematic sounds and library music, Portland Oregon duo Ozarks (Robbie Augspurger and Eric Adrian Lee) return with a newly recorded version of Riz Ortolani’s jaw-dropping theme from Umberto Lenzi’s 1972 giallo thriller Seven Blood-Stained Orchids. The recording was motivated by Robbie’s recent restoration of a harpsichord he had purchased for his home studio. After some consideration, the band decided that Riz Ortolani’s harpsichord-centered theme from the film would be the perfect piece of music to record with the newly restored instrument. The original soundtrack for the film is presumed to be lost, possibly taken by the same fabled studio fire that destroyed the master tapes for Ennio Morricone’s soundtrack for the cult favorite Danger: Diabolik. Ozarks took it upon themselves to record a cover version as true to the original as possible, in an attempt to resurrect this long lost holy grail from the depths of obscurity. A release for the true connoisseur of Italian soundtracks, suspenseful grooves and gothic horror.
Presented as a collectible limited edition Flexi-disc in two color variants (200 Red, 50 White), featuring a full color artwork sleeve and digital download coupon.
Video Credits:
Directed by Robbie Augspurger
Cinematography by Everett Nate Yockey
Antonio (the driver) - Dave MacIntyre
Special thanks to Nesto and Eric Adrian Lee