Without a doubt, director Ana Lily Amirpour's "Iranian vampire western" A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night is going to be remembered as one of the most singular cinematic experiences of the year, and you'll be able to read a review on the Quietus very soon. What is also indisputable is that it has a magnificent soundtrack, handpicked by the director herself and which is being released on limited edition vinyl by those paragons of the occluded, culty and weird, the Death Waltz Recording Company, who say: "The eclectic nature of the soundtrack is immediately noticeable - with the traditional accordion and Iranian crooning of Kiosk's 'Charkesh E Pooch' a clear opposite of Radio Tehran's punky and irreverent 'Tatilat'. White Lies' 'Death' gives off a new wave melodic vibe, while Farah's ambient 'Dancing Girls' does its best to seduce you with its spoken word vocals. Both creepy and eerie and fun and energetic with its mixing of traditional and alternative musical genres, A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night is an instant classic."

We have one of these magnificent items available to a lucky reader if they can answer this taxing question. Take your time, scratch your head, but make sure to send your answer to comps@thequietus.com with VAMPIRE as the subject line before the May 28. To read the Quietus Competition Terms & Conditions go here. Question: a vampire has no...

A: Reflection
B: Manners
C: Sense of spatial awareness
D: Chance of being invited to your birthday party, oh no, not after what happened last time