Marco Beltrami "Warm Bodies (original Motion Picture Score)" COLOR:2xLP RED trying to tease out how

trying to tease out how much work remained

The anthemic guitar heroics present on Pablo Honey and even The Bends are nowhere to be heard here

” Originally released in 1999

the disco-crossover 'miss you

releasing their full-length debut Sonoran Depravation in 2016

Marco Beltrami "Warm Bodies (original Motion Picture Score)" COLOR:2xLP RED trying to tease out howMarco Beltrami and Buck Sanders' score to the zom rom com Warm Bodies faced a tall order: their music had to balance genuinely scary moments, romantic moments, bits of comic relief, and convey the quiet despair of a post apocalyptic world. The duo delivers on all counts: highlights include the quirky, wittily named "Music for Airports," the strangely poignant "Zombie Bros," tense cues such as "Run for It," and hopeful tracks like "I Wanna Hold Your