Bad Rabbit wrote some additional music to the film that’s also been featured in the trailer which sounds like a mix of instrumental Yo La Tengo, with more expansive psych-rock tendencies and droney feedback.

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But we figured we’d be completists and list out all the music you can expect to see in the hypnotic, slow-burning film. Look out for that quick LCD Soundsystem track, ’30s jazz and R&B pianist Bill Doggett, a Schubert track used like a mantra and traditional Spanish music (much of the film is set in Madrid and Seville in Spain).

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We digress. We wrote Focus Features, we didn’t hear back, so we went ahead and wrote an extensive piece about Jim Jarmusch’s “The Limits Of Control,” which features music by ambient and experimental noise metal bands Boris, Sunn O))) and Earth.

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— “Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai” had an incredibly groundbreaking instrumental hip-hop score by the Wu Tan Clan’s RZA.
— “Dead Man” featured an amazingly evocative score based on guitar feedback by Neil Young
— “Night on Earth” utilized a whimsical, carnival-like score by the inimitable Tom Waits
— “Broken Flowers” had an eclectic soundtrack that included Holly Golightly, the Greenhornes, The Brian Jonestown Massacre and the achingly cool use of Ethiopian composer and musician Mulatu Astatke.

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