A hidden gem from the Italian underground psych-funk scene, Underground by The Braen's Machine is a cult classic born from the fertile imagination of composer duo Piero Umiliani and Alessandro Alessandroni. Originally released in 1971 as a library music record, this project slips between moody fuzz guitar riffs, atmospheric grooves, and experimental jazz-rock textures—equal parts cinematic and psychedelic.
This repress brings new life to a record once lost in obscurity, now revered for its raw, exploratory spirit and ahead-of-its-time production. Whether you're crate-digging for rare groove or diving into the depths of Italian library music, Underground is an essential listen—mysterious, hypnotic, and endlessly evocative.