This soundtrack, thought to be lost alongside the film itself, has been meticulously restored and remastered from its original master reels. Directed by Stefano Paradisi, the film was an adventurous western-noir that, despite its potential to reshape Italian cinema, was never released, marking the end of Paradisi's brief career.The soundtrack features a blend of evocative music that captures the film's essence. The main theme combines a Morricone-esque harpsichord with a dizzying bassline, while tracks like "Blood Chief" offer sinister melodies through crunchy drum breaks and reverb-drenched percussion. The album transitions through diverse styles, including Afro-centric rhythms in "Ethiopian Airlines," a Bossa nova vibe in "Italian Love Triangle," and a high-stakes chase theme in "Last Train to Budapest."The Whatitdo Archive Group, consisting of Alexander Korostinsky, Mark Sexton, and Aaron Chiazza, meticulously crafted this album over nine months, drawing inspiration from the golden age of Italian soundtrack music. This release is a tribute to the art of film scoring, encapsulating the innovative spirit and unique sound of the era, and is expected to resonate with fans of cinematic soundtracks and library music alike.[info sheet from distr.]