Eric André is bringing back his musical project Blarf. Film Scores For Films That Don’t Exist, the follow-up to Blarf's 2019 debut album Cease & Desist, is out in May.
The title is quite literal. Taking inspiration from composers like Ennio Morricone and Vangelis, the actor-comedian — who studied upright bass at Berklee College of Music — came up with symphonic instrumentals designed to pair well with movies. He recruited a full orchestra to bring these tunes to life, recording in Los Angeles and Budapest.
"What's For Dinner," the lead single, builds up from a dramatically darting string section to full-on orchestral rock bombast. Pinch harmonics are involved. Listen below.
TRACKLIST:
01 "The Final Shootout"
02 "What’s For Dinner"
03 "Stars Without Light"
04 "Piano Concerto No. 0"
05 "Mercury Dripping Down My Spine"
06 "Run For Your Death"
07 "Dead Ballerina"
08 "1869 Overture"
Film Scores For Films That Don’t Exist is out 5/1 via Stones Throw. Pre-order it here.
‘Film Scores for Films That Don’t Exist’, the new BLARF album by @ericandre, out May 1st on Stones Throw. “What’s For Dinner” is the first preview of what’s to come, now streaming everywhere you get your music.
— Stones Throw (@stonesthrow) April 2, 2026
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