Co-signed by the mysterious Fabio Fabor and the renowned Armando Sciascia, Infini is a masterpiece of avant hauntological orchestration. Prepared pianos collide with subterranean VCS3 synthesis and mournful ornate strings, spectral choral arrangements ride menacing drones and eldritch bass rumbles in a phantasmic cinematic skin. Recorded between 1970 and 1971 (and issued on the esteemed French 'Musique Pour L'Image' Library label in 1972), these sublime and concise symphonies of apocalyptic pulp dread receive their first ever commercial release here and are presented with 4 incredibly rare extra tracks from the original sessions. First ever commercial release of the 1970 Library/Production Music LP Limited Edition 200 GRM Deluxe Replica LP with exclusive scholarly liner notes (by Alvin Lucia) and exclusive commissioned inner sleeve artwork Full dynamic range 2016 remaster direct from the first generation analogue master tapes