Bernard Herrmann - PsychoPsycho, scored by one of the greatest composers to ever grace the silver screen, Bernard Herrmann (Citizen Kane, Taxi Driver, Cape Fear, etc.) Herrmann began writing scores for Alfred Hitchcock in 1955, but the apex of this collaboration came undoubtedly with the scoring of 1960's Psycho, where Herrmann's amazing ability to set the mood has made the soundtrack to Psycho perhaps the most memorable in the history of cinema (who can recall the shower

string quartet and junk box percussion)

From Gak Attack's claustrophobic pogo or Last Smash's drawling thump to Star Slammers manic tumble and Dread Future's rolling barrage

a breathtaking hybrid that marks the moment that club culture finally comes of age and beckons to everyone" Melody Maker

Danny Scher

Her current solo work fuses field recordings with improvisation

‘Extreme Witchcraft’

dingy Avenue B studios

Especially now

" Owens states about Inner Song's essence

Blumberg has written himself a rich musical history

Their music incorporates elements of classical Indian music

The vinyl edition