LA RESISTANCE seamlessly fuses the style of classic composers like Ennio Morricone and Luis Bacalov with the influence of contemporary composers like Marco Beltrami and Thomas Newman.

All tracks written, performed and produced by La Resistance.

Prolific Los Angeles-based New Yorker lionel Cohen has been insatiably producing music for almost thirty years. His discipline and creativity have garnered him over 300 IMDb credits and over 2,000,000 plays on Spotify. He has produced countless indie artists, and has commercially released over 150 albums of original music. “Quantity is no substitute for quality,” he declares, “But practice does make perfect!”.

lionel has scored several award-winning documentaries, including "The Little House That Could" and "Fire & Water". He has recently completed scoring two feature films, "Scumbag", which won "Best Comedy" at the Philadelphia Independent Film Festival, and "First We Take Brooklyn", a gangster film starring Harvey Keitel and AnnaLynne McCord. He has also just released his seventh Spaghetti-Western album, his fifth record of Middle-Eastern Fusion music, and is currently producing several LA-based singer/songwriters as well as finishing up a sophomore album of 80s-influenced pop songs with his Hollywood duo, The Fascinated.

LA RESISTANCE has been dabbling with the retro Spaghetti-Western sound for years, and "A The Post-Modern Spaghetti-Western Encyclopedia" is the epitome of their unique and nostalgic vision.

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