LE FRISSON DES VAMPIRES - COLORED VINYL by ACANTHUS
| SKU | 114777 |
| Artist | ACANTHUS |
| Title | LE FRISSON DES VAMPIRES - COLORED VINYL |
| Label | FINDERS KEEPERS |
| Catalog # | FKR 038LPC |
| Tag | |
| Release | W 43 - 2020 |
| Format | Vinyl - UKLP |
| Benelux exclusive, Import | |
| € 24,99 | incl. VAT, excl. shipping |
Tracks
- Funerailler Des Vampires
- Le Frisson Des Vampires
- La Chateau
- Wedding Party (Angoisse Temporelle)
- Ominous Tower
- Occupied Clock
- Who Are You?
- Isolde
- Curious Antoine
- Sleeping Beauty (Samba Des Vampires)
- I Thought I Had A Hallucination
- Violent Library
- Night Excursion
- The Memory Of Eternal Darkness
- Isolde Rising
- Drunk With Carnage
- Isabelles Demise
- Doux Reveil
- Isa's Ceremone
- Love-Blood
- Flightless Bird
- La Cite Rouge
- Blood-Cups
- Isa's Ceremony 2/Runaway Train
- Free From The Curse
- The Shiver Of The Vampires
- Envol Vers La Folie
Description
Originally released in 2010 as the inaugeral release in our dedicated Rollinade series this long out of print first is once again available in a limited edition of 500 copies on transparent blood red vinyl in time for Halloween with a regular black vinyl edition scheduled to follow in 2021.
The entire unreleased soundtrack for Jean Rollins 1971 ultimate French Vampire Hippy Flick Le Frisson Ded Vampires. Embryonic psych funk recordings from Parisian teenage psych combo (including members of French No-No Mod-Rockers Unity. Imagine an early Gong / Ame Son / Soft Machine session fuelled by a 1000 year old acid infused blood transfusion.
With origins in the Parisian underground, The Free Press revolution, New Wave cinema, The Letterist movement, French Surrealism, sexual liberation and the European progressive rock explosion Jean Rollin’s 1972 film ‘Le Frisson De Vampires’ still stands up as one of the most original European poetic erotic horror films after almost 40 since it’s cosmic inauguration. This summer Finders Keepers Records finally release the complete freak-rock soundtrack to the most phantasmagoric celluloid moment from "The First French Vampire Director" which has been shrouded in mystery, secrecy and red wine addled memories for 4 decades.
