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The Raid: Redemption (Original Motion Picture Score & Soundtrack)

Mike Shinoda · 2012

75 min · 26 tracks · alternative rock · hip-hop · alternative metal

A pulse-pounding blend of electronic and orchestral elements that heightens cinematic tension.

Why this album works

The score has been praised for its ability to enhance the film's intense action sequences, contributing significantly to the film's atmosphere and emotional weight. It has garnered attention in film music circles, highlighting Shinoda's growing reputation as a composer outside of his mainstream band identity.
Best for
wave-like tension and release heightened cinematic experience intense focus during action scenes
Context
When Mike Shinoda released this score in 2012, he was transitioning from his well-known role in Linkin Park to exploring solo projects. This soundtrack followed the band's fifth studio album, 'A Thousand Suns,' showcasing his versatility as an artist and composer beyond traditional rock music.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Prayers 1:44
  • 2 Gear Up Standout 3:58
  • 3 The Arrival 1:55
  • 4 We Have Company 4:51
  • 5 We’re Alone Here 1:45
  • 6 Quaking Old F**K 0:47
  • 7 Hole Drop 4:22
  • 8 Moving Up, Part 1 Standout 6:19
  • 9 Moving Up, Part 2 3:09
  • 10 Trapped 2:27
  • 11 Close Shave 2:32
  • 12 One Way Out 1:49
  • 13 Machete Standoff Standout 4:37
  • 14 Rama’s Family Dream 1:15
  • 15 Chair Slam 1:17
  • 16 Dirty Cop 1:02
  • 17 Jaka Caught 0:32
  • 18 Dog Fight 2:56
  • 19 Uncle Andi 2:28
  • 20 Dead Already 1:01
  • 21 Drug Lab 3:45
  • 22 Andi Strung Up 2:34
  • 23 Putting a Mad Dog Down 7:05
  • 24 Misfire 2:20
  • 25 Razors.Out 4:34
  • 26 Suicide Music 3:44

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