v/a- KILL BILL Vol.1: A Quentin Tarantino Film Original Soundtrack LP punk Spastic & aggressive synth heavy

Spastic & aggressive synth heavy rave-ups

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Chicago-born Cullen Omori went through a series of hardships following his debut album

v/a- KILL BILL Vol.1: A Quentin Tarantino Film Original Soundtrack LP punk Spastic & aggressive synth heavyHighly recommended. Featuring the excellent "Woo Hoo" by 5. 6. 7. 8's Tarantino proves beyond a doubt that much of his genius is comprised of matching the perfect music to the footage he shoots. This album covers a startling array of styles, from Nancy Sinatra's skeletal torch song "Bang Bang" and Charlie Feathers' rollicking "That Certain Female" to Luis Enrique Bacalov's ghostly "The Grand Duel" and Bernard Herrmann's theme to Twisted Nerve all