By Staff Report on November 21, 2018
Ethan Gold, Song of Sway Lake
Soundtrax
Performer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Ethan Gold shares his latest collaboration with independent film director and twin brother Ari Gold, resulting in the soundtrack behind the jazz-inspired drama, The Song of Sway Lake. Title tracks from the album feature vocals from American singer John Grant and English indie folk trio The Staves. The original soundtrack is […]
By Staff Report on November 18, 2018
Ramin Djawadi, WaterTower, Westworld
Soundtrax
Ramin Djawadi’s evocative season two music for HBO’s Westworld is available on vinyl and for streaming from WaterTower Music. Fans can choose from multiple vinyl configurations, including a 29-track triple vinyl complete collection, of Westworld: Season 2 (Music From The HBO Series). Also available is a 13-track single vinyl option, or one of two 13-track collectible limited edition […]
By Staff Report on November 13, 2018
Danny Elfman, The Grinch
News, Soundtrax
Composer Danny Elfman teamed with Tyler, the Creator, to come up with a new version of the classic “You’re a Mean One Mr. Grinch” for the animated film Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch, released by Universal Pictures Nov. 9. The film also contains Tyler’s original song, “I Am the Grinch,” which plays over the end credits, […]
By Staff Report on October 12, 2018
James Newton Howard, WaterTower Music
News, Soundtrax
WaterTower Music today announced the details of the original motion picture soundtrack for Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, the second of five all new adventures in the Wizarding World created by J.K. Rowling. The film opens in theaters Nov.16. Grammy and Emmy award-winner and multiple Oscar nominee James Newton Howard (Fantastic Beasts and Where […]
By Staff Report on September 5, 2018
Bohemian Rhapsody, Queen, soundtrack
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British rock band Queen’s legendary performance at Live Aid For will be available on record the first time as part of the soundtrack for the film Bohemian Rhapsody. The album also contains a Queen-ized version of the famous 20th Century Fox fanfare, which will play in theaters before the movie, opening in the US Nov. 2. […]
By Staff Report on May 25, 2018
Jeff Russo, Legion
Soundtrax, Television
Jeff Russo’s Legion Season Two – Original Television Series Soundtrack will be released digitally from Lakeshore Records on May 25. Russo’s synth-accented score highlights the story of David Haller (Dan Stevens), a man who believed himself to be schizophrenic only to discover that he may actually be a powerful mutant savant. Lakeshore also released the […]
By Staff Report on May 22, 2018
2001: A Space Odyssey, WaterTower Music
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WaterTower Music is reissuing to vinyl and digital the soundtrack to Stanley Kubrick’s groundbreaking science fiction masterpiece 2001: A Space Odyssey. The previously out-of-print music owes its new life to 50th anniversary festivities surrounding the Warner Bros. Pictures theatrical release, which is once again enjoying limited theatrical release with new 70mm prints. Music plays a powerful […]
By Staff Report on May 11, 2018
Deadpool 2, Marilyn Manson, Tyler Bates
Soundtrax
The official Deadpool 2 Original Motion Picture Score is now available digitally to stream and download. Fans with an ear to the internet will also hear the composer Tyler Bates crowing over the soundtrack’s “parental guidance” warning. Although Bates and Sony Music are touting it as a “first-ever” of its kind warning, we find it […]
By Staff Report on May 4, 2018
Back Lot Music, Jason Reitman
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Jason Reitman’s new film Tully has a soundtrack featuring a previously unreleased Rufus Wainwright remix, “Tiergarten.” The Focus Features drama about a mother of three also showcases a new song by Beulahabelle written specifically for the film, as well as the band’s new new cover version of “You Only Live Twice.” The Beuulahbelle sister duo Kaitlyn and Mady […]
By Paula Parisi on January 24, 2018
Art Garfunkel, Dave Grusin, Mike Nichols, Paul Simon, The Graduate
Film, Soundtrax
The Italian novelist Italo Calvino described a classic as something that exercises a particular influence, both when imprinting itself on your imagination unforgettably and hiding in the layers of memory disguised as individual or collective unconscious. By that measure, and other reckonings, the 1967 film The Graduate, directed by Mike Nichols, and its genre-busting soundtrack are […]