Frank Mastons "Tulips" klingt wie ein psychedelischer 1970er Filmscore, irgendwo zwischen Ennio Morricone, Serge Gainsbourg und KPM. Die LP erschien 2017 in limitierter Auflage und wird nun von Be With Records neu gemastered wiederveröffentlicht. Der Trick dabei ist, dass die Tuness sowohl auf 45rpm, als auch auf 33rpm laufen können. Hypnagogisch und traumhaft. Frank Maston’s Tulips is a sample-ready film score to the best 70s movie never made. Originally a super-limited self-release on his Phonoscope label in late 2017, Tulips has already become incredibly sought-after. Be With were introduced to Maston by mutual friends Aquarium Drunkard and it didn’t take long before we decided this modern classic deserved a reissue. Inspired by the deep-grooving soundtracks of Italian cinema - think Morricone, Umiliani and Alessandroni - Maston conceived the entire Tulips project as a continuation of these revered works. Frank designed the artwork and made two 16mm films to accompany the music: “It wasn’t just the LP… it was kind of a whole vibe I was trying to create. Not really trying to emulate the things that influenced me but more trying to make something that could sit alongside those records on a shelf. I’m still very proud of the project.” Track List: A1 : Swans (01:56) A2 : New Danger (01:57) A3 : Old Habits (02:02) A4 : Chase Theme No. 1 (01:49) A5 : Infinite Bliss (01:34) A6 : Evening (01:41) B1 : Rain Dance (02:54) B2 : Sure Thing (02:12) B3 : Garçon Manqué (02:00) B4 : Turning In (02:49) B5 : Chase Theme No. 2 (01:05) B6 : Hues (02:00)