Battle: Los Angeles (soundtrack)
Brian Tyler · 2011
77 min · 22 tracks · film score
A sweeping orchestral landscape interwoven with intense, pulse-pounding rhythms that evoke cinematic urgency.
Why this album works
- Best for
- dynamic journey with emotional peaks intense moments of cinematic urgency immersive soundscapes for focus
- Context
- Released in 2011, 'Battle: Los Angeles' marked a significant point in Brian Tyler's career as he solidified his reputation as a leading film composer. This soundtrack followed his work on other major projects like 'The Expendables' (2010) and contributed to his growing portfolio, demonstrating his ability to create thrilling scores for action-packed films.
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- film score
Battle: Los Angeles (soundtrack) is an album by Brian Tyler, released in 2011. A sweeping orchestral landscape interwoven with intense, pulse-pounding rhythms that evoke cinematic urgency. The soundtrack received notable recognition for its powerful orchestration and thematic depth, contributing to the film's overall atmosphere. It showcased Tyler's ability to blend traditional scoring with modern sound design, influencing subsequent military and action film scores. The album has been praised in various reviews and helped Tyler secure further high-profile projects in Hollywood. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Battle: Los Angeles (soundtrack) sound like?
A sweeping orchestral landscape interwoven with intense, pulse-pounding rhythms that evoke cinematic urgency. Rooted in film score.
What makes Battle: Los Angeles (soundtrack) by Brian Tyler notable?
The soundtrack received notable recognition for its powerful orchestration and thematic depth, contributing to the film's overall atmosphere. It showcased Tyler's ability to blend traditional scoring with modern sound design, influencing subsequent military and action film scores. The album has been praised in various reviews and helped Tyler secure further high-profile projects in Hollywood. Released in 2011, 'Battle: Los Angeles' marked a significant point in Brian Tyler's career as he solidified his reputation as a leading film composer. This soundtrack followed his work on other major projects like 'The Expendables' (2010) and contributed to his growing portfolio, demonstrating his ability to create thrilling scores for action-packed films.
Who is Battle: Los Angeles (soundtrack) for?
Battle: Los Angeles (soundtrack) works well if you're into dynamic journey with emotional peaks, intense moments of cinematic urgency and immersive soundscapes for focus.
How many songs are on Battle: Los Angeles (soundtrack)?
Battle: Los Angeles (soundtrack) has 22 tracks, running approximately 77 minutes.
Tracklist
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- 1 Battle Los Angeles Hymn 2:32
- 2 Battle Los Angeles Main Titles Standout 4:18
- 3 Arrival 2:13
- 4 Marines Don’t Quit 2:48
- 5 Command and Control Center 3:44
- 6 Elegy 4:59
- 7 Redemption Standout 8:27
- 8 For Home, Country, and Family Standout 4:02
- 9 War Hymn 2:28
- 10 Evac 3:12
- 11 To Hell and Back 6:26
- 12 Mobilized 5:07
- 13 The Freeway 1:56
- 14 The Drone 3:07
- 15 Casualty of War 1:37
- 16 Rebalance 1:26
- 17 Regret 1:28
- 18 Shelf Life 2:32
- 19 The World Is at War 1:40
- 20 Abandoning Los Angeles 5:11
- 21 Battle Los Angeles 5:28
- 22 We Are Still Here 3:15
Release Date
January 1, 2011
Artist Origin
United States
Runtime
77 min 56 sec
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