This week, Lakeshore Records releases the soundtrack to New York Times Critics’ Pick film, Leave No Trace! From the writer-director of Academy Award®-nominated film Winter’s Bone, Debra Granik, the score by Dickon Hinchliffe is now available digitally worldwide.
Also, don’t miss Mark Isham’s score to Black Mirror: Arkangel (pre-order), You Were Never Really Here vinyl, new CD releases and new albums on Bandcamp!
The director Debra Granik has a gift for cinematic spaces that are vibrantly, palpably alive, and for putting you in places, whether modest homes or the great outdoors, that make you feel as if you’re standing right alongside her characters. – Manohla Dargis, New York Times
Bleecker Street presents LEAVE NO TRACE, now playing in select theaters (get tickets)!
This week, Lakeshore Records, together with Invada Records, are thrilled to release the highly-anticipated Hotel Artemis score by Cliff Martinez! It’s been a long time coming as this film reunites Cliff with Drive producer Adam Siegel! Keep reading to see new CD releases from Jeff Russo, Rodrigo Amarante and the forthcoming You Were Never Really Here vinyl, Annihilation CD releases and more!
“Shotgun and a Duffel Bag,”… is a cut of dark synth music reminiscent of his Drive work but oh so much more tense. – Austin Trunick, Under The Radar
Mr. Pearce, who also includes “California Dreamin’” on the soundtrack, is clearly well versed in the mythology of the distasteful musical genius John Phillips, the Mamas and the Papas founder and self-proclaimed “Wolf King” of, well, you know. – Glenn Kenny, New York Times
Global Road Entertainment presents HOTEL ARTEMIS, in theaters now!
In this edition of Throwback Thursday, we’re taking a look at Narcos Season 1, featuring the score by series composer Pedro Bromfman and the music you love! The acclaimed first season depicts the rise and fall of Pablo Escobar, the infamous Colombian drug lord of the 1980s. Between Bromfman’s score and Rodrigo Amarante’s title theme — the album was hailed as among the Top 10 Best Soundtracks of 2016 — and the various songs heard throughout the season, you’ll be taken back to the Say No To Drugs era (or at least, you can imagine what it was like). Check out our album and composer YouTube playlist, as well as the extended Spotify playlist below!
This week, we’re thrilled to present new soundtrack releases featuring music from acclaimed film and television composers like Jeff Russo (Star Trek: Discovery Chapter 2), Kreng (Lowlife), Rodrigo Amarante (7 Days In Entebbe), plus pre-orders from Christopher Lennertz (Lost In Space) plus more! Keep reading because you don’t want to miss this!
Narcos (A Netflix Original Series)
[BUY NOW] ‘Red/Black Variant’[USA] [UK]
‘Black/White Variant’ [COMING SOON] [UK]
The exceptional score by composer Pedro Bromfman (Elite Squad, Robocop) is available now from our partners Invada Records.
The 10-episode Netflix series tells the gripping story of notorious drug kingpin Pablo Escobar. With fear and corruption at his fingertips, the series details Escobar’s gory rise to the top, and follows the footsteps of the DEA officers that were brave enough to try and stop him.
The 28-track score, also featuring the show’s theme song ‘Tuyo‘ by Brazillian composer Rodrigo Amarante, will be pressed as a double LP with two unique artwork variants and LP colours available.
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Vinyl Details:
$26.00 / £23.99
Original “Narcos” Front Cover Design
2 x Half Red Half Black Coloured Vinyl LPs
Digital Download Card
Vinyl Details:
$26.00 / £23.99
Exclusive Artwork Design by Marc Bessant
2 x Half Black / Half White Coloured Vinyl LPs
Digital Download Card
Narcos (A Netflix Original Series) Pedro Bromfman
01. Prologue
02. Tuyo (Rodrigo Amarante)
03. Colombian Army
04. No Amnesty
05. Cockroach and Pinochet
06. Meet Gacha and Escobar
07. Easy Money
08. Agent Murphy
09. The Perfect Product
10. Cocaine Labs
11. Colonel Carrillo
12. Pablo’s Sword
13. Palace Of Justice
14. Baby Girl
15. Urban Chase
16. Flying Drugs
17. Murphy’s First Kill
18. Gacha’s Troubles
19. Kidnapped
20. The Spaniard
21. President Gaviria
22. Recruiting Soldiers
23. The Tax
24. Turbay and Gorilla
25. Pablo Grieves
26. Cat Killers
27. McPickle
28. This Is Home
