JOHN SCOTT

SATAN'S SLAVE OST LP

Moscovitch Music

MVMLP004

JOHN SCOTT

SATAN'S SLAVE OST LP

Moscovitch Music

MVMLP004

MVMLP004
ARTIST
JOHN SCOTT
TITLE
SATAN'S SLAVE OST LP
LABEL
Moscovitch Music
CAT NO.
MVMLP004
FORMAT
LP
RELEASE DATE
    25/11/2016
TERRITORY
WORLDWIDE
GENRE
Electronica Experimental Horror Soundtrack OST
FEATURING
John Scott
MISC.
180 GRAM VINYL / HEAVY WEIGHT FULL COLOUR SLEEVE

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SALES NOTES

‘Satan’s Slave’ is the latest release from Moscovitch Music (Terror/Prey), the brainchild of producer/compiler Joel Martin (Quiet Village/Velvet Season & The Hearts of Gold/Maxxi & Zeus) whose ‘de Wolfe Music’ compilations ‘Bite Hard/Bite Harder’ are considered essential primers of the library genre.

This Holy Grail Black-Magic British Jazz soundtrack from 1976 is the most requested movie score of cult film composer and top English Jazz saxophonist/flautist - John Scott (Symptoms/Wake in Fright/Craze).  For aficionados of rare library music and obscure Horror soundtracks this is an essential album.

‘Satan’s Slave’ - The original soundtrack to Norman J Warren’s (Terror/Pre /Inseminoid) nihilistic tale of Witchcraft and occultism conjures an uneasy yet compelling experience for fans of exploitation OST’s, and a veritable smorgasboard of dark progressive samples for the producers. The ritualistic tribal beats of ‘Sacrifice’ could have been culled from the KPM library catalogue (John Scott was a regular session player for them) while ‘Drive to Alexander’s and crash’ is forgotten filmic UK Modal Jazz with a tropical flavour which harks back to Scott’s legendary Columbia Lansdowne LP from 1967 ‘Communication’, a firm Gilles Peterson favourite. ‘A walk in the grounds’ is pure mellow heat - fuel for the MPC 2000, with its crisp Fender Rhodes chords and ‘Dusty Fingers’ vibe, and ‘Unused Cue’ which is an additional recording we discovered on the reels is a fiery free-Jazz odyssey for explorers of the fifth dimension!

The complete ‘Satan’s Slave’ soundtrack, which is being presented here for the first time on any format, has been lovingly remastered from the original half-inch master tapes courtesy of Sean P(Z Records), and sounds as edgy, fresh and relevant as it did back in the swinging seventies.
Pour the Absinth, switch off the lights and say a little depraved prayer!

Published: 3rd November 2016

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