Strange Disc and One Way Static Records team up to bring this killer tape version exclusively for Cassette Store Day 2015. This cassette tape is limited to 300 copies worldwide & will be available in participating stores on October 17. 'Slime City’ ... The film itself was released in 1988 but the soundtrack has never seen the light of day until now. Slime City is the debut film by cult horror director and author Gregory Lamberson. The story follows Alex, who after moving into his new apartment is seduced by his neighbor and soon turns into a melting ghoul who is forced to kill innocent victims in order to maintain a normal human physique. Slime City debuted in 1988 and spent months in the NY midnight movie circuit, at the tail end of the grindhouse era. Lamberson creatively made a great film with intense special effects with very limited money and a small crew of dedicated movie fans. A huge part of what makes Slime City so fantastic is it's wildly creative score, which was composed by the now PHD, and current Music Director of the Beloit Janesville Symphony, Robert Tomaro. Rob's score is unlike any horror soundtrack past or present. In Robert's own words, the music is "perhaps what you might get if you locked Igor Stravinsky, Johnny Rotten and Bernard Hermann in a hotel room and didn't let them out until they wrote something together." The score is most certainly slimy as the film's title would leave you hoping for. Very much classically written, but with a serious mix of punk guitar work and weirdo avant-garde synth. A truly unique composition. Comes with a full color J-Card. Cassette tape limited to 300 copies worldwide. TRACK LISTING Main Title Meeting Nicole Night Games Himalayan Yogurt Elixir Seduction Slime Time Yummy Premonition Zachary's Legacy Dinner Slime You Crazy Bastard! Spurning Nicole Madame Selena Discovery Revelations Gothic Temptress Jail Bait Seaman's Rap Headbanging Lori & Nicole Prelude To Sex Gross Out Climax Epilogue End Titles