The soundtrack to the underground cult hit “The Doctor”, a film described by the All Movie Guide as “a surreal landscape of paranoia and despair”, is now available on CD and LP. With music by director Thomas Nöla and his orchestra, and narration by Death in June’s Douglas P, the album stands as a rare treat sure to tickle and pervert the senses. An array of genres, from the pseudo-ragtime of “Drawn & Quartered” to the gothic kindermusik of “Miss Marilla Huxley”, create a strange mix unlike any you’ve ever heard. Douglas P’s voice, appearing in numerous places throughout the record, lends a suitably austere and dark atmosphere to the procedings. On its own “The Doctor” is an engaging and original album, but with the benediction of Douglas P. it becomes a must-have for all fans of Death in June. A photograph of Thomas Nöla and Douglas P. appears on the back cover of both formats.