American Gods Soundtrack (

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Rating: 7.80/10 from 93000 votes
Tags: old gods, religious belief
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

American Gods

Title in Italiano:

American Gods

Title in Português:

American Gods

Title in Français:

American Gods

Title in Türk:

Amerikan Tanrıları

Title in Deutsch:

American Gods

Synopsis

American Gods is a novel by Neil Gaiman that tells the story of Shadow Moon, a man who is released from prison early after his wife dies in a car accident. Shadow is hired by a mysterious man named Mr. Wednesday, who turns out to be the Norse god Odin in disguise. As Shadow travels with Mr. Wednesday across America, he discovers that the gods of old are still alive and well, but they are losing power as people's beliefs shift to new gods of technology and media.

Throughout the novel, Shadow encounters a variety of gods from different mythologies, including Anansi, Czernobog, and Mad Sweeney. He also learns about a brewing war between the old gods and the new gods, led by Mr. World. As Shadow becomes more embroiled in the conflict between the gods, he must decide where his loyalties lie and what he is willing to sacrifice for the gods he believes in.

American Gods explores themes of belief, identity, and the power of storytelling. It is a dark and fantastical tale that blends mythology with modern-day America, creating a unique and captivating world that challenges readers to question their own beliefs and values.

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Play Title Artist
American Gods
Dear God
Andy Partridge: Writer
Sarah McLachlan: Performer
Tech Boy & Mr. World
Danny Bensi: Performer
House on the Rock
Danny Bensi: Performer
Bilquis
Danny Bensi: Performer
Breaking In
Danny Bensi: Performer
Places of Power
Danny Bensi: Performer
Shoot Out
Danny Bensi: Performer
Much to Be Done
Danny Bensi: Performer
Looking for Media
Danny Bensi: Performer
American Dream
Danny Bensi: Performer
Hangman
Danny Bensi: Performer
Wednesday & Betty
Danny Bensi: Performer
Baroquetech
Danny Bensi: Performer
This Isn't Who You Are
Danny Bensi: Performer
Resurrection
Danny Bensi: Performer
Dead Girl Fight
Danny Bensi: Performer
Odin & Thor
Danny Bensi: Performer
Balor's Eye
Danny Bensi: Performer
Sweeney's Revenge
Danny Bensi: Performer
God of the Sun
Danny Bensi: Performer
Tech Boy
Danny Bensi: Performer
Amen
Danny Bensi: Performer
Shadow Moon & the World Tree
Danny Bensi: Performer
Where Did You Sleep Last Night
Danny Bensi: Performer
Main Title Theme
Brian Reitzell: Performer
St. James Infirmary (feat. Mark Lanegan)
Brian Reitzell: Performer
Bilquis' Orgy
Brian Reitzell: Performer
Tehran 1979 (feat. Debbie Harry & Shirley Manson)
Brian Reitzell: Performer
Shopping
Brian Reitzell: Performer
Out of Time
Brian Reitzell: Performer
Gumball
Brian Reitzell: Performer
Bilquis Gets to Work
Brian Reitzell: Performer
Vulcan
Brian Reitzell: Performer
I Put a Spell on You (feat. Mark Lanegan)
Brian Reitzell: Performer
Laura's Affair
Brian Reitzell: Performer
Queen Of The Bored (feat. Shirley Manson)
Brian Reitzell: Performer
Salim Waits
Brian Reitzell: Performer
Salim and Jinn
Brian Reitzell: Performer
Media Bowie
Brian Reitzell: Performer
Nunnyunnini
Brian Reitzell: Performer
Wednesday Heals Shadow
Brian Reitzell: Performer
Essie Accused
Brian Reitzell: Performer
They're Here Finale
Brian Reitzell: Performer
Nunnyunnini (Brian Reitzell)
Brian Reitzell: Performer
Queen of the Bored (Brian Reitzell feat. Shirley Manson)
Brian Reitzell: Performer
St. James Infirmary Blues (Brian Reitzell feat. Mark Lanegan)
Brian Reitzell: Performer
Main Title Theme (Brian Reitzell)
Brian Reitzell: Performer
In the Pines (Brian Reitzell feat. Mark Lanegan)
Brian Reitzell: Performer

User reviews

George Green
4/10

The musical choices often felt intrusive and distracting, taking away from the immersive experience of the novel's rich mythology and world-building.

Karen Perez
3/10

The soundtrack of American Gods felt disjointed and inconsistent, failing to create a cohesive atmosphere that enhanced the storytelling.

Emily Martinez
5/10

The soundtrack of American Gods perfectly captures the dark and mysterious atmosphere of the story, enhancing the overall experience for viewers. The music effectively sets the tone for the scenes and helps to immerse the audience in the world of gods and mortals.

Amanda Campbell
8/10

The diverse selection of musical styles in the American Gods soundtrack adds depth and richness to the storytelling, reflecting the melting pot of cultures and beliefs that the characters represent. From haunting melodies to pulsating beats, the music enhances the narrative and elevates the emotional impact of the series.

Joshua Adams
8/10

The soundtrack of American Gods perfectly captures the mystical and otherworldly atmosphere of the story. Each track enhances the scenes and brings the characters to life in a way that immerses the audience in the world of gods and mortals.

Karen Robinson
5/10

One of the standout features of the American Gods soundtrack is its ability to evoke a sense of otherworldly wonder and intrigue. The ethereal sounds and hypnotic rhythms transport the listener to a realm where ancient deities walk among mortals, creating a sense of awe and fascination that is truly captivating.

Mark Scott
1/10

The lack of a consistent musical theme or style made it difficult to connect emotionally with the characters and the unfolding narrative, leaving me feeling disconnected from the story.

Linda Lewis
6/10

The eclectic mix of musical genres in the soundtrack of American Gods reflects the diverse range of characters and cultures portrayed in the story. From haunting melodies to pulsating beats, the music adds depth and richness to the narrative, making it a truly engaging and dynamic aspect of the series.