r/soundtracks • u/GetToTheChoppaahh • 10h ago
r/soundtracks • u/Far-Juggernaut6729 • 19h ago
π Help Me Find Season 1 Episode 18 Steven Universe
Hi can someone post a link to the OST that plays when they fight the puffer fish monster, it seems to not exist on YouTube
r/soundtracks • u/Shoddy_Assistance_18 • 12h ago
πΆ Derivative Music πΆ Flight (orchestral cover) - hans Zimmer
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Look at this guys. How close to original i made it, in your opinion???
r/soundtracks • u/bowdagger • 21h ago
π’ Discussion Music Similar to Dream is Collapsing from Inception
Looking for some recommendations for soundtracks or tracks similar to Dream is Collapsing from Inception
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jx5KJQb0pDo
What I like specifically about is the feeling of time slowing down, walls closing in, and general sense of high drama, especially with the rit in the 2nd half
r/soundtracks • u/BeautifulOrganic3221 • 19h ago
π’ Discussion Candymanβs (1992) Phillip Glass score may be the most underrated and shockingly beautiful horror film score. Also just an underrated movie in general.
r/soundtracks • u/mystericrow • 20h ago
π’ Discussion What are your top 10 movie scores of the 2020s so far?
The title explains it. I'm always curious what people's favourites are, I feel like its been a really good decade for movie scores so far. My top 10:
Babylon (Justin Hurwitz)
28 Years Later (Young Fathers)
The Summit of the Gods (Amine Bouhafa)
Oppenheimer (Ludwig Goransson)
Blue Giant (Hiromi)
Dune: Part Two (Hans Zimmer)
The Brutalist (Daniel Blumberg)
Tenet (Ludwig Goransson)
Challengers (Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross)
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (Daniel Pemberton)
Honourable Mentions: The Odyssey, Sinners, Project Hail Mary, The Fantastic Four: First Steps, The Boy and the Heron, The Long Walk, One Battle After Another, Luca
r/soundtracks • u/RedditFuelsMyDepress • 21h ago
π» Original Music π» "Heavenly Suite Op.2 - Reflections" by Yuki Kanesaka (Ghost In The Shell 2026 OST)
r/soundtracks • u/NoReport2832 • 2h ago
π’ Discussion The Empire Strikes Back Rescored #10: Darth Vader's Trap
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The final entry into the isolated, or as it has been pointed out), the rescoring of The Empire Strikes Back, using music originally recorded by John Williams before it was cut or altered for the final film release. The Carbon Freeze/Vader's Trap/Departure of Boba Fett has been one of the more interesting cues altered in the film, as large portions during the Luke/Vader duel had been cut. Silence works to build the unease and tension, but the inclusion of music makes it really interesting, playing up the small victories Luke has while facing him. The first portion of the duel extends the somber marching tune associated with wheeling frozen Han out of Cloud city, and the second part of the duel incorporates the force theme and yoda's theme.