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Ship to Shore PhonoCo. is proud to present the first-ever physical release of Dario Russo’s soundtrack to the cult Australian TV comedy Danger 5: Season 1! From members of the same team that brought the unforgettable Italian Spiderman project to the zeitgeist in 2007, Danger 5: Season 1 is a series set in a campy 60s interpretation of World War II, featuring talking dogs, Nazi dinosaurs and Japanese robo-pilots standing in the way of the international Danger 5 team’s continuing mission to stop the devious schemes of the Axis at all costs… and of course, kill Hitler. Borrowing inspiration from the atmospheric movie-jazz of Lalo Schifrin, 1960’s Japanese surf-rock, 70’s Italian exploitation soundtracks and much more besides, composer Dario Russo has created an authentic love-letter to the music of a bygone era, infused with the surreal comedy that has made Danger 5 the cherished program it is today. Making its debut on wax, Danger 5: Season 1 Original Soundtrack is available on limited edition “Bangkok Sunrise” 2LP vinyl in a gatefold jacket with new front cover artwork from artist Raph Lomotan and rare production stills & behind-the-scenes photos on the inside, inserts featuring action shots from the fan-favourite “Hitler window jump,” and liner notes from composer and show’s co-creator Dario Russo. This is one soundtrack package that is not to be missed… and just in time for the show’s 10th anniversary too!
First Ever Release on Vinyl
Newly remastered audio
Newly commissioned artwork & rare behind the scenes photos
STS-058 -Artist-Dario Russo
Released: 11/16/21
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