Mr. Robot fans are in for a treat tonight: the series composer Mac Quayle will be a special guest for tonight’s Mr. Robot Digital After Show and you don’t want to miss out! If you have questions for Mac, go ahead and submit them now on the Mr. Robot Reddit thread. See full details at The Verge.
Also, there are still tickets left for Mac Quayle’s Los Angeles performance of the music of Mr. Robot on December 5! Get tickets here.
New episodes of Mr. Robot Wednesdays at 10/9c on USA Network.
Pre-order the Mr. Robot, Vol. 3 Lakeshore Webshop Variant Vinyl here: [Webshop]
Mr. Robot, Vol. 4 is available now digitally and on CD: [get it here]
Halt and Catch Fire was a show that completely embraced change, filled with vibrant and fully realized characters who gave themselves up to the fires of creation and progress and reinvention… -Joshua Rivera, GQ
We aren’t the only ones who did not want “Halt And Catch Fire” to end! The AMC series, which aired the finale a week ago, features score by Paul Haslinger, who knows a thing or two about music of the PC era (he is a former member of pioneering electronic music band Tangerine Dream). In an interview with Consequence of Sound’sMichael Roffman, who calls the score “exceptional”, Paul revealed that his work on the series began almost exactly 30 years after his stint with the band. “This album is the closest to an actual release of electronic music that I’ve come to since leaving TD in 1990. I’ve had a lot of fun making it, hope you enjoy it!”
Music played a significant role throughout the series, and period-correct songs placed throughout, moving from the ’80s to the ’90s (thanks to genius Music Supervisor Thomas Golubiç) were some of the highlights. In fact, the scene featuring Cameron and Joe dancing to the Pixies’ “Velouria” (episode 309) was called one of the “10 Best Musical TV Moments of 2016” by Vulture.
Re-watch and relive the series from beginning to at least Season 3 now on Netflix. Season 4 is available now on AMC online (login required), the AMC app, and iTunes (download here). Then, tell us what is your favorite moment of “Halt And Catch Fire”?
Ever wonder how EMMY® Winner Mac Quayle scores each episode of Mr. Robot? Did you know he’s worked with iconic music bands like New Order and GRAMMY®-Winning recording artists? Check out the interview at Business Insider for the scoop!
Also, don’t miss a night to remember when Mac Quayle perform his EMMY®-winning score live at The Roxy in Los Angeles on Tuesday, December 5! Entitled M@CQUAYLE_THEMUS1C0FMRROB0T.MP3, the concert will feature Mac Quayle and other musicians who will recreate “the electronic soundscape that helps set the often isolating and eerie tone for the USA series.” (Billboard) Get tickets here.
Pre-order the Mr. Robot, Vol. 3 Lakeshore Webshop Variant Vinyl here: [Webshop]
Mr. Robot, Vol. 4 is available now digitally and on CD: [get it here]
New episodes of Mr. Robot Wednesdays at 10/9c on USA Network.
Tonight is the night for the return of “The Walking Dead” on AMC! Bear McCreary’s score was just released digitally and on CD ahead of the highly-anticipated return of this hit series and worldwide cultural phenomenon, and now you can pre-order the Lakeshore Webshop “Green Marble” variant on vinyl. Featuring selections hand-picked by Bear himself from Seasons 1 to 7, the album represents score highlights and fan favorites. Will you tune in tonight?
This week, some of film and TV’s most highly-anticipated soundtrack releases are finally here! From the “Stranger Things” Season 2 soundtrack (score by EMMY® Winners Kyle Dixon & Michael Stein), “The Walking Dead” (score by Bear McCreary) and Wonderstruck (score by Carter Burwell, to new vinyl releases, we’ve got the details below!
