Quartet Records presents a remastered CD reissue of the long-out-of-print soundtrack by Ennio Morricone for the 1983 police thriller Copkiller (aka Order Of Death). The plot of the movie is about a pair of corrupt cops spending their illegal cash on an uptown New York City apartment. Morricone’s score comes from the composer’s fertile period of poliziotteschi thrillers and his collaborations with Henri Verneuil in Belmondo’s French polars in the early 1980s. The music features the psychedelic, percussion-heavy and often ostinato-based cues that Morricone typically reserved for the steamy chaos of his crime-film scores. General Music released the score on LP in France and Germany in 1983, and GDM on CD in 2002. This new edition contains the same program. The package includes a richly illustrated booklet with in-depth liner notes by Daniel Schweiger. For more info and ordering, visit Quartet Records.