Bing Futch - "70mm"

Described as "an electronic theater-hopping experience", this 1994 instrumental album is a freewheeling excursion through a sonic landscape of moods, memories, and magic. The CD is a partial showcase of five tracks from the soundtrack for The Castle Of Miracles at Give Kids The World Village in Kissimmee, Florida. "Four Faerie Tales" is a 16th-century suite of Renaissance music, while "How To Build A Castle" is a shape-shifting overture that plays like the final moments of a major motion picture. 

The rest of the album is a progressively entertaining blend of heavy rhythmic synth-pop and new-age textures woven together in unusual arrangements. From the intergalactic cathedral sounds of "The Long Journey Home: 1994" to the hard-hitting arena groove of "Marryin' The Music", Futch weaves a dizzying web of musical layers and styles.

Features dazzling cover art by former Disney animator Greg Chin, whose screen credits include Rollercoaster Rabbit, The Prince and the Pauper, and The Little Mermaid.