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Sweet throwback synth vibes for New York nights and West Coast drives, this one sparked some serious nostalgia for half-remembered late-'80s movie montages and classic new-wave bands...

It's not out until Christmas Eve where I live, so Uncut Gems will have to remain my most anticipated film of ever for a bit longer. But as massive unabashed fans of Sandler, the Safdie bros, KG, & Daniel Lopatin and his incredible score for Good Time, this was an instant purchase...

Shout out to Nyck + Mich for the heads up on Flore Laurentienne, the new orchestral synth project of Quebec's Mathieu David Gagnon, accompanied on his stunning debut Volume 1 by a cast of talented Montreal musicians on strings. That dope pseudonym was seemingly taken from an important 1935 botanical…

Stranger Things 3 is almost here, and you can now stream the new season's awesome original score by S U R V I V E's Kyle Dixon + Michael Stein, which the duo says "feels more like a stand-alone record than a collection of brief cues" (check the sick "Starcourt" mall theme song fo…

Incredible stuff from Mica Levi's original score from dystopian anime short Delete Beach. Order the double 10" vinyl release -- limited to 500 copies, complete with a booklet with anime cells, out today via DDS -- and hear more from the score here.

The second season of STRANGER THINGS arrives next Friday, but you can listen to Kyle Dixon + Michael Stein's soundtrack in its entirety now below:

As we alluded to yesterday in our albums of the year post, Clint Mansell's moving, dreamlike score from the beautiful San Junipero episode of Black Mirror may or may not have quite the same impact when detached from the visuals and heartbreaking story for which it was created...

Featuring new tracks from CHROMATICS + SYMMETRY, as well as Johnny Jewel's own original score from director Fien Troch's new film. The HOME soundtrack is out next week on Italians Do It Better. Update: you can download the soundtrack, including a bonus "club mix" of new C…

"The soundtrack pays tribute to French soundtracks from the 70's and is much more intimate than ‘Hurry Up, We’re Dreaming’ and the ‘Oblivion’ Soundtrack. This score is really for lovers and ghosts" -- M83