Our guest on this week's episode of Soundtracking is a composer who's been pushing Sonic Boundaries for three decades.

As well as releasing numerous albums under several monikers, Matthew Herbert has also scored a diverse range of films,

including three for Chilean director Sebastian Lillio.

He now has television credits to his name too with his latest project Temple, currently available

on Sky and Now TV. As always, we'll hear plenty of Matthew's work throughout the conversation.

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and we kick off with the title track £100. I'm ... ... The

The Matthew, thank you so much for taking the time to come and chat to us on soundtracking.

There's so much stuff I want to talk to you about and one of the many things that I'm very excited that I get to talk to you about

because I've been desperate to talk to people about this film as Gloria Bell, which we'll get to in a bit because it's a

film that I watched and I flippin' loved that film for so many reasons. And I just haven't

heard enough people talk about it, to be honest. It's one of those ones that I think unfortunately

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