180 g vinyl LP limited to 666 pieces, hand-numbered. Each LP comes with an autograph card signed by vocal duo Cristina Casereccia and Alberto Rocca and a download code. MONDO Sangue (Christian Bluthardt and Yvy Pop) dedicate a passionate tribute to the iconic soundtracks of 70s b-movies. Arrivederci Cowboy! A stranger, called "the Portuguese" rides into a town... But what if he only finds women there? The story begins like a classic spaghetti western from the early 70s, and becomes "No Place for a Man". MONDO SANGUE, the German soundtrack duo, comes up with another homage to the Italian genre cinema. And as the name MONDO SANGUE suggests ... it gets bloody. After their debut, the cannibal-film soundtrack "L'Isola dei Dannati", MONDO SANGUE dedicates their second album "No Place for a Man" to the spaghetti western, tipping their hats to the great composers with influences from other genres of the late 60s and early 70s. MONDO SANGUE once again express their love for the pathos of opulent Italian film music with this album, beautifully illustrated by Sue Elderberry. "Homage to Italian soundtracks of bygone days, no fake-rip-off but rather a big bow and small genre extension on soundtrack level. "[Italo Cinema] "…the music is simply superbly retro and filled with what one would think is the sounds of the 1970’s, the attention to detail with the style, orchestration and performance of the score (if that’s what it is) is faultless.." [Movie Music International] "Big wide-screen cinema on black vinyl!" [H?rerlebnis] About “MONDO SANGUE” Christian Bluthardt, genre connoisseur and film musician, worked until 2013 in Germany's best sorted video library Filmgalerie 451. Since his master's degree in 2013 "Zwischen Himmel und H?lle" (screenplay, directing and film music) he is working as a freelance composer and filmmaker in Stuttgart, is responsible for the setting of feature and documentary films, image/advertising films and radio plays and is permanently employed in the field of film and media education. Yvy Pop sang in various punk bands (BamBams, Heroines, Popzillas etc.) is a writer (Keine Zukunft war gestern) and radio presenter (Radio Harakiri). She organized the film festival "Made in Stuttgart" and was coordinator of the Stuttgarter Filmwinter. She lectures at the Merz Akademie, University of Design, Art and Media and works as a graphic designer, speaker and organizer.
