Soundtrack for Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice Now Available!

Soundtrack for Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice Now Available!

Today marks the release of the Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice, Original Motion Picture Soundtrack. This is also a reminder that the movie is one week away from hitting cinemas worldwide.

By DaLordzPrince - Mar 18, 2016 12:03 AM EST
Filed Under: Batman vs. Superman
Source: Watertower Music
UPDATED: Watertower Music has released the entire soundtrack on YouTube, and included in a playlist for your listening pleasure.


Back in January, Warner Bros. and Water Tower Music released the full track list for the Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice soundtrack. Various formats are available: The 2-CD deluxe 18-track package, the digital deluxe version, and the 3-disc deluxe vinyl set feature over 90 minutes of music, five bonus tracks, an exclusive fold-out poster and liner notes from the composers. Additionally, the vinyl set features etched vinyl art and an album download card.
 
Hans Zimmer returns to the DCEU to provide the score, after working on the 2013 entry, Man of Steel. Initially, Hans expressed reluctance to write the music to Batman V Superman, because he didn't believe he would be able to recreate the process of composing new Batman music after working on The Dark Knight trilogy. On board came sometime collaborator, Tom Holkenberg, a.k.a. Junkie XL, who worked on the Batman theme while, Hans Zimmer continued to craft the Superman theme. 
 
The album is available in digital stores everywhere, as well in CD Format at participating retail stores.
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Invincible
Invincible - 3/18/2016, 12:58 AM
Wow that's a long ass summary
DaLordzPrince
DaLordzPrince - 3/18/2016, 1:11 AM
@Invincible - Took care of it, thanks! That'll happen when you're up writing at 4am!
AbidNaga
AbidNaga - 3/18/2016, 1:00 AM
Well.... Someone forgot what a summary was.
DaLordzPrince
DaLordzPrince - 3/18/2016, 1:10 AM
@AbidNub - Fixed it!
AbidNaga
AbidNaga - 3/18/2016, 1:39 AM
@DaLordzPrince - Looks good, good job on this article!
DaLordzPrince
DaLordzPrince - 3/18/2016, 5:08 AM
@AbidNub - thank you! I appreciate that!
jerryblake
jerryblake - 3/18/2016, 1:14 AM
the soundtrack and Lex Luthor worries me the most
JoeMomma29
JoeMomma29 - 3/18/2016, 3:21 AM
@jerryblake - Sound track is amazing IMO! And Lex......I am sure we will all be shocked.
Earthbound
Earthbound - 3/18/2016, 4:00 AM
I got my vinyl yesterday, which was weird. I think Amazon jumped the gun on sending it to me. it's awesome and it came with a free download but, it didn't download all the songs, which sucks. What's interesting is that all the songs that didn't download had question marks in the title:

Does the World Really Need Superman?
Do You Bleed?
May I Help You, Mr. Wayne?
Is She with You?

But everything else I've heard of the soundtrack has been awesome. Lex Luthor's music kind of reminds me of Pirates of the Caribbean a little bit.
Earthbound
Earthbound - 3/18/2016, 6:28 AM
You really can here the balance between Hanz Zimmer and Tom Holkenburg in this soundtrack. Some of what I've heard sounds like unused material from Mad Max: Fury Road and I am okay with that, especially the way it blends with Zimmer's contributions.
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