• Eraser Children (2009) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 5.70/10 from 1700 votes

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Synopsis

In a world of useless products, police brutality, pre-paid dreams and a list of Violations so long if you laugh too loudly you will be fined.

Misner Corporation has invented a new source of energy which has given them a global monopoly on all facets of human life, creating a totalitarian society ruled by one man, Misner.

Anyone not willing to work for Misner's regime, lives underground in a dark world of insane 'system dropouts'.

Only coming above ground for the 1 hour of darkness which takes place each day when a giant ball of rubbish floats between the sun and the earth.

Finnegan Wright a lower level worker at Misner Corp. is taken on an enthralling journey when forced to live underground by one of the 'System dropouts' who convinces Finnegan that he can change the fate of the world by Killing Misner.

A satire which comments on the way humans are so easily fooled into buying products they don't need, having ridiculous jobs and worshiping leaders that have no respect for the planet and everything in it.

In this world it is better to live underground with the freaks!

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Play	Title	Artist
	Eraser Children
	Hour of Darkness	Wojciech Golczewski: Performer
	Hail Misner	Wojciech Golczewski: Performer
	First Walk for Work	Wojciech Golczewski: Performer
	Dreaming for the First Time	Wojciech Golczewski: Performer
	Finnegan Wright	Wojciech Golczewski: Performer
	Work Work Work	Wojciech Golczewski: Performer
	Head Chop	Wojciech Golczewski: Performer
	Still Dreaming	Wojciech Golczewski: Performer
	Running for Lives	Wojciech Golczewski: Performer
	Drugged	Wojciech Golczewski: Performer
	Alfred Is Misner	Wojciech Golczewski: Performer
	Time Lapse	Wojciech Golczewski: Performer
	Maximum Blizzard	Wojciech Golczewski: Performer
	Misners Death	Wojciech Golczewski: Performer
	Closing (End Credits)	Wojciech Golczewski: Performer

User reviews

Richard Perez

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Eraser Children is a powerful and evocative musical accompaniment that not only complements the visuals but also elevates the storytelling, leaving a lasting impact on the audience.

Susan Davis

8/10

The soundtrack effectively conveys the sense of desperation and defiance felt by the characters fighting against the totalitarian regime of Misner, evoking empathy and connection with the audience.

Thomas Williams

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Eraser Children effectively complements the film's themes of consumerism, oppression, and rebellion, serving as a powerful sonic backdrop that heightens the emotional impact of the story and characters.

James Campbell

8/10

The composition of the soundtrack demonstrates a high level of creativity and innovation, showcasing the talent and skill of the composers in crafting music that enhances the narrative of the movie.

Brian Parker

4/10

The soundtrack of Eraser Children felt disconnected from the dystopian world portrayed in the film. The music did not effectively capture the oppressive and totalitarian atmosphere created by Misner Corporation's rule and the struggles faced by the characters living underground.

Michelle Lewis

6/10

The soundtrack of Eraser Children evokes a sense of dystopian despair with its eerie and haunting melodies that perfectly capture the oppressive atmosphere of the film.

Kenneth Wright

9/10

The use of electronic and industrial sounds in the soundtrack of Eraser Children creates a futuristic and gritty ambiance that complements the visual aesthetic of the film. The music sets the tone for the oppressive society ruled by Misner, while also conveying the energy and determination of the characters fighting against the system. It is a powerful and memorable element of the film that stays with the viewer long after the credits roll.

Patricia Martinez

8/10

The pulsating rhythms and driving percussion in the music mirror the fast-paced action and tension-filled moments in the film, heightening the overall viewing experience.

Kimberly Thompson

6/10

The soundtrack's minimalistic approach to composition mirrors the stark and desolate landscapes portrayed in the film, creating a sense of isolation and hopelessness that permeates throughout the entire viewing experience.

David Rodriguez

8/10

The diverse range of musical styles and genres in the soundtrack reflects the complexity of the story and the different layers of society depicted in the film.

Margaret Thompson

6/10

The incorporation of unconventional instruments and experimental musical techniques in the score of Eraser Children enhances the sense of otherworldliness and alienation experienced by the characters living in Misner's totalitarian society.

Thomas Mitchell

7/10

The soundtrack of Eraser Children perfectly captures the dystopian and oppressive atmosphere of the film, immersing the listener into the dark world created by Misner Corporation.

Mary Nelson

5/10

The juxtaposition of dissonant tones and discordant melodies in the soundtrack of Eraser Children mirrors the conflicting emotions and moral dilemmas faced by the characters as they navigate a world dominated by corporate greed and authoritarian control.

Lisa Jackson

5/10

The use of ethereal vocals and haunting chants in certain tracks of the soundtrack adds a mystical and supernatural element to the film, enhancing the sense of mystery and intrigue surrounding the underground society of 'system dropouts'.

Linda Moore

6/10

The use of industrial sounds and distorted electronic beats in the soundtrack effectively conveys the bleak and dehumanizing world depicted in the movie, adding a layer of unease and tension to the narrative.

Karen Johnson

8/10

The use of electronic elements in the music enhances the futuristic setting of the movie, adding a sense of technological advancement and control over society.

Patricia Anderson

7/10

The emotional depth in the music resonates with the themes of rebellion, freedom, and resistance against oppression portrayed in the movie.

Betty Davis

10/10

The soundtrack of Eraser Children perfectly captures the dystopian atmosphere of the film, with its dark and haunting melodies that evoke a sense of oppression and rebellion. The music enhances the storytelling, immersing the audience in the world of Misner Corporation and the underground resistance, adding depth and emotional impact to the narrative.

Richard Wright

4/10

The choice of music in certain scenes seemed jarring and out of place, detracting from the immersion in the story and the emotional impact of key moments. The lack of cohesion and consistency in the soundtrack made it difficult to fully engage with the narrative and connect with the characters' experiences.

Brian Harris

7/10

The haunting melodies and eerie sounds in the soundtrack create a sense of unease and tension, mirroring the struggles faced by the characters living underground.

Susan Hill

8/10

The fusion of traditional orchestral arrangements with modern electronic beats adds a unique and dynamic dimension to the soundtrack, making it both captivating and thought-provoking.

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