In the ever-murkier hunt for Italian library gold, few names shine as vividly as Sandro Brugnolini. A fixture of Italy’s wildly inventive studio scene in the late ’60s and early ’70s, Brugnolini was a quiet radical, pushing sonic boundaries from within the supposedly utilitarian confines of documentary scores and library LPs. Underground, recorded in 1970 … Continue reading Sandro Brugnolini’s 1970 Masterwork of Library Psychedelia, Recut and Restored