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Brain Damage (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Mondo Exclusive

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Category: Vinyl

Frank Hennenlotter’s twisted follow up to Basket Case is an acid drenched nightmare of a movie and the score by Gus Russo & Clutch Reiser, presented here with updated artwork and in fits the proceedings perfectly. Veering from strange synths to old show tunes in the blink on an eye, this is another example that Terror-Vision is one of the best labels operating today.

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Edition size300
Vinyl colorMondo Exclusive Splatter
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

James J. ★★★★★

The vinyl is dead quiet between tracks, which is rare for a soundtrack release like this. Gus Russo’s score really captures that sleazy, synth-heavy vibe from the film.

Leo ★★★★★

The updated artwork alone makes this worth grabbing, but the pressing itself is quiet and clean—perfect for the eerie, analog synth lines Gus Russo and Clutch Reiser layered into the score. It’s a solid slice of sleazy horror nostalgia that sounds exactly as twisted as the movie looks.

Aurora B. ★★★★★

I've been hunting for this soundtrack for ages and the audio quality is fantastic, hissy and raw just like the film. The updated artwork is a nice bonus but the real prize is finally having those synth-heavy cues on wax.