The Lloydbrary – Visit 157

In this visit we have psychedleia, drum and bass, garage rock, soundtracks, library music, hauntology and more

The Central Office of Information – Banishing ritual
Ennio Morricone – La lucertola
El Jazzy Chavo – Escapism
Suumhow – Bora bora
Insomniax – London soul
Grafix – Acid generation
Salaryman & Covert Garden – Tomorrow is yesterday
Jenova 7 – 2AM thoughts
Ghost Funk Orchestra – Seven eight
The Liminanas – The inventor
Roy Budd – Get Carter main theme; Carter takes a train
Alessandro Alessandroni – Afro voodoo
The Soundcarriers – Low light
Broadcast – Hammer without a master
Affinity = I am and so are you
Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger and the Trinity – Indian rope man
Kati Kovacs – Wind, komm bring den regen her

The Lloydbrary Extra – Some SciFi Sounds

The 40th anniversary of the release of Alien in the US has just passed.
We got into soundtracks after watching the Alien DVD where there is no dialogue, just the soundtrack.
Here’s some of our favourite TV and film pieces of sci-fi related music

The Lloydbrary – Visit 140

All sorts of beats for this one – more lofi hip hop, some soundtrack goodness, a bit of funk, then up to the jungle and dnb business

Track listing:

Jean Prodomides – Et mourir de plaisir
Simiah & The Phantom Ensemble – Flowing
Medline – Relaxation electrique
Sakura – Picking pears
Fortnight – Filled pasta
Bugseed – Billing
Slone – Along the river
Nuttkase x Vendetta Kings – French connection (instrumental)
Ness One & Cheif Rock – Cath the vibe (Instrumental)
The Cavendish Orchestra – Funkrund
Aeon Seven – Soul altitude
US Navy Band Port Authority – Port Authority Bus Blues)
Unknown Performer – Star voyage
Silent Dust x Dead Man’s Chest – Another sunlight (Dead Man’s Chest Dutty Drums version)
Heist & Voltage – Bodybag
The Insomniax – Foghorn
Saikon – Badman can’t dance
Nu Criminals ft. Ragga Twins – Can’t test we

The Orville – Music From The Television Show Season 1

We loved season one of The Orville, in many ways it felt more like Star Trek than Star Trek: Discovery did.

In some part, this is down to the soundtrack, which to our ears is somewhat inspired by the work done on Star Trek: The Next Generation.

So, it’s great to note that the music is now available to enjoy alone.

Here’s Plasma Storm, which you could easily imagine to be the Enterprise D fleeing some alien vessel #LloydbraryLikes