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Retro Inferno LP by Dave Neabore Mondo Exclusive

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Category: Vinyl

Dave Neabore, bassist for New Jersey hardcore band Dog Eat Dog, is no stranger to music which evokes terror. His solo work includes the score for the 2009 documentary, Paura: Lucio Fulci Remembered Vol. 1, as well as singles and scores for horror comics publisher Eibon Press, such as the score for Lucio Fulci's Zombie (Fulci's Inferno).

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ryan M. ★★★★★

This pressing captures the low-end rumble of Neabore’s bass work with a clarity that makes the Fulci doc score feel alive. The Mondo-exclusive vinyl color is a deep, fitting red that matches the horror vibe perfectly.

Hazel ★★★★★

The jacket art alone is worth the price, but the pressing quality really impressed me—it’s flat and silent between tracks, which you don’t always get with colored vinyl. The deep red disc matches the horror vibe perfectly and the bass tones on the Fulci score cut through my setup without any distort

Andrew G. ★★★★★

The vinyl itself is a gorgeous deep red that matches the horror theme perfectly, and the sound quality on my turntable is crisp with no surface noise. As a longtime Fulci fan, having Neabore's score on wax feels essential.