One Battle After Another [Soundtrack] cover

One Battle After Another [Soundtrack]

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The majority of the score for One Battle is filled with clicks, taps, and echoes pulsing away in the background, seeming to put the film on a treadmill; reminiscent of the rhythmically-twitchy pair of records Greenwood has recently made with The Smile. A certain insistence also shows up in the score’s main theme and best musical idea, where a stubborn, repeated piano note suddenly hinges into electric, surging string chords. One of the other hallmarks of the score is a sense of “music in the cafes at night and revolution in the air,” where retro guitars and violins reconstruct a radical past.

Sean Wood

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