Dinosaurs and homo sapiens, conflicting creations and out of ancient Africa.

Songs from movie soundtrax.

Pathos, danger, intermission muzak, and epic minimal trax

Moments of satire, traditional and tongue-in-cheek songs for the end of year.

Jamaica’s reggae and Brazil’s bossa music being ushered into the United States and the world through film,

Russian cinematic ambient fiction, space travel sound design and health education cues.

Crossed harmonies, liturgical references and baroque patterns.

This week on the Sound of Pictures, hosts DJ Scili & Sidekick Tom go

Dada and Futurist soundworks from your favorite Russian, German, French, Spanish, Greek and Italian goofballs.

This week on the Sound of Pictures Soundtrax show, DJ Scili and Sidekick Tom Skelly wonder WHERE DOES THE MUSIC GOES?

Global interaction, Introversion, a new stage musical, and some TV series.

Fear of rejection, success lead to success – failure leads to failure.

A panorama of songs.

Surreal montage from the Coen Bros’ HAIL CEASAR!, the inventive musical styles of Elliot Goldenthal, Scorcese’s GANGS OF NEW YORK, and some glo-fi adrenaline sauce.

Here comes The Wizard of Floyd and Pink Oz

Coming apart and unraveling through a twilight season of wind, light & shade, and a blurred vision.

Men and women film composers working today giving us the sounds of romantic noir avant-garde and tone-bending dark drama.

Words, phonetics and the voice, plus a Shelley Hirsch story.

Distant lands, offbeat mindscapes and the mystery of Catherine Watine, prime 1980’s music for Heathers, a church mass, some exotic library music.

Todays show starts with a taste testing of the socialist music of Kurt Weill from 1920’s Germany thru NYC in the 40’s, and ends with the modern film music of soloist Cliff Martinez including an interview with the composer.

Music from the movies FRIDA, IT CHAPTER TWO, RZA’s GHOST DOG, MONSTER and the new OKLAHOMA revival.

Music from in-demand film composer Daniel Pemberton’s DARK CRYSTAL: AGE OF RESISTANCE, Alexander Desplat, Nino Rota, John Barry, Quincy Jones, and Morricone.

Includes an avant-garde Japanese composer with spectral masses, plus TV, movie, stage, anime, source music with some Euro-quirk within this hour.

At the Cinema in Russia, Japan, Canada, United States, the Balkans, Brazil, China, India, Iran, Mexico, France and Italy. Hand-crafted radio.