The evocative original score for Ari Aster’s neo-Western dark comedy Eddington, composed by Daniel Pemberton and Bobby Krlic, is now available to stream in full as the Eddington Official Playlist across major platforms. Released through A24 Music, the score brings sweeping orchestral motifs and gritty western textures to mark the film’s theatrical debut today.
Daniel Pemberton, celebrated for his work on Spider‑Man: Across the Spider‑Verse, contributes haunting tracks like “Eddington (Opening)” and “Dirt Track”, melding ambient and orchestral themes to echo the film’s political standoff and 2020 pandemic backdrop.
Bobby Krlic, aka The Haxan Cloak, known for collaborating on Midsommar and Beau Is Afraid, offers darker, mood-shifting pieces such as “Slogan Ideas” and “No Justice No Peace”, amplifying tension and the showdown between neighbors.
Playlist & Track Highlights
The full album includes 26 instrumental tracks, blending orchestral swells, electronic flourishes, and atmospheric western themes. Standouts include:
- “No Justice No Peace” – A dramatic five-minute centerpiece combining their signature styles.
- “Disturbing The Peace” – A Pemberton/Krlic collaboration that underscores the film’s central conflict.
- “Seeds Of Protest” – A 2:26-minute build-up of thematic unrest.
The Eddington Official Playlist spotlights the compelling musical backbone of Ari Aster’s latest film. Available now in full, the score demonstrates how Daniel Pemberton and Bobby Krlic frame Eddington’s blend of satire, suspense, and ambient western vibes—making it a must-listen for cinephiles and soundtrack enthusiasts alike.
