comPOSERS: The Movie Score Podcast

This week we celebrate our 100th episode in true comPOSERS fashion: by covering a film and soundtrack that nobody cares about. Not even us. Join us anyway, as romcomPOSERS month continues, for Alan Silvestri's Serendipity. And as promised, here's the dumb video Alex made to commemorate this arbitrary milestone (original music by Aaron deGroot). Tune in Thursday for our 100th episode extravaganza!

This week, the boys revisit the days of social media's infancy, when men rowed boats and women were objects to be rated on a website. Join us as we discuss 2010's The Social Network and its unique score by Trent "Nine Inch Nails" Reznor and Atticus "Works With Trent A Lot" Ross.

This week, we delve into the "not-too-distant-future" of 1997 where deGENErates like us face non-stop discrimination, even when they look like Ethan Hawke and not Alex! Join us as we discuss Gattaca and its minimalist score by Michael "I'd rather be doing opera" Nyman.

On this week's episode, we bid farewell to a genuinely terrible year with a bizarre film everyone hated (but we kind of liked). Join us in raising a hearty middle finger to 2020 as we discuss Four Rooms, a New Years movie scored by lounge revival act Combustible Edison, with a little help from Juan Garcia ESQUIVEL!

This week the boys were feeling self-sacrificial, so we (Aaron) decided to subject ourselves to the feel-good movie of 2004, Mel Gibson's not-at-all-controversial Passion of the Christ, and its score by John Debney.

This episode was tough to keep score-centric (no idea what else we could discuss about this movie!), so if you want to skip our long, occasionally heavy, but ultimately pretty interesting conversation about the film itself, skip to the 54 minute mark.

And we did our best not to offend any of our religious listeners, but if we did, please forgive us. Happy Easter!