Release date: MondoCon 2015, Oct 3-4th
Online release: Oct 28th 2015
Price: $35
Purchase: Mondotees
Notes: Pressed on Baby Blue & Black Vortex Swirl (Limited to 1,000 Copies). Also available on 180 Gram Black Vinyl. Cut at 45RPM for best sound quality.
Army Of Darkness - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack 2XLP.
Music Composed by Joseph LoDuca.
"March Of The Dead Theme" by Danny Elfman.
Performed by The Seattle Symphony Orchestra & Chorus.
Artwork by Richey Beckett.
Online release: Oct 28th 2015
Price: $35
Purchase: Mondotees
Notes: Pressed on Baby Blue & Black Vortex Swirl (Limited to 1,000 Copies). Also available on 180 Gram Black Vinyl. Cut at 45RPM for best sound quality.
Army Of Darkness - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack 2XLP.
Music Composed by Joseph LoDuca.
"March Of The Dead Theme" by Danny Elfman.
Performed by The Seattle Symphony Orchestra & Chorus.
Artwork by Richey Beckett.
Just in time for the next chapter in the Evil Dead saga (TV series Ash Vs. Evil Dead), Mondo is proud to release the soundtrack Sam Raimi's Army Of Darkness.
Returning alongside star Bruce Campbell is masterful composer Joe LoDuca, who also crafted the terrifying scores to the first and second Evil Dead. Like the film, LoDuca's score to Army Of Darkness is an ambitious blending of genre that was ahead of its time. Part swashbuckling adventure, part horror, part comedy, Army Of Darkness saw LoDuca reaching new heights with his composing - which would later become his forte - as he bounced back and forth between composing horror films and adventure televisions series such as Hercules and Spartacus.
Returning alongside star Bruce Campbell is masterful composer Joe LoDuca, who also crafted the terrifying scores to the first and second Evil Dead. Like the film, LoDuca's score to Army Of Darkness is an ambitious blending of genre that was ahead of its time. Part swashbuckling adventure, part horror, part comedy, Army Of Darkness saw LoDuca reaching new heights with his composing - which would later become his forte - as he bounced back and forth between composing horror films and adventure televisions series such as Hercules and Spartacus.
