Mondo isn't the only company offering exclusive movie posters and vinyl soundtrack albums these days. There's a new competitor on the scene named Mutant comprised of many former Mondo executives. Now they're teaming with WaterTower Music to release Dune: Part Two (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack), featuring the full film score by composer Hans Zimmer.
The Dune: Part Two soundtrack also features some truly jaw-dropping artwork from artist Greg Ruth, inspired by the new movie. Get a closer look at this set in the slideshow gallery below:
The Dune: Part Two soundtrack will be released as both a double-LP and double-CD set. Both versions will include exclusive liner notes from Zimmer and director Denis Villeneuve. The soundtrack will be available to preorder on the Mutant website tomorrow, Friday, March 1.
Dune: Part Two (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) contains the following tracks:
- Beginnings Are Such Delicate Times
- Eclipse
- The Sietch
- Water of Life
- A Time of Quiet Between the Storms
- Harvester Attack
- Worm Ride
- Ornithopter Attack
- Each Man Is a Little War
- Harkonnen Arena
- Spice
- Seduction
- Never Lose Me
- Travel South
- Paul Drinks
- Resurrection
- Arrival
- Southern Messiah
- The Emperor
- Worm Army
- Gurney Battle
- You Fought Well
- Kiss the Ring
- Only I Will Remain
- Lisan al Gaib (*Bonus Track)
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In IGN's review of Dune: Part Two, Tom Jorgensen writes, "Dune: Part Two expands the legend of Paul Atreides in spectacular fashion, and the war for Arrakis is an arresting, mystical ride at nearly every turn. Denis Villeneuve fully trusts his audience to buy into Dune’s increasingly dense mythology, constructing Part Two as an assault on the senses that succeeds in turning a sprawling saga into an easily digestible, dazzling epic. Though the deep world-building sometimes comes at the cost of fleshing out newer characters, the totality of Dune: Part Two’s transportive power is undeniable.
For more on the new Dune sequel, find out how the film's practical effects help make Arrakis real and see Villeneuve's favorite shots as a director.
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