• Extinction (2015) Soundtrack OST •

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Extinction

In a world where humanity is on the brink of extinction, a group of survivors must band together to fight against a new threat - a race of alien invaders who are determined to wipe out all life on Earth.

As the survivors struggle to stay alive in this hostile new world, they must also confront their own inner demons and past traumas.

With resources dwindling and the alien threat growing stronger by the day, the survivors must make difficult choices in order to ensure their survival.

But as they fight for their lives, they begin to realize that the true enemy may not be the aliens, but the darkness within themselves.

Will they be able to overcome their own fears and insecurities in order to defeat the alien invaders and save humanity from extinction? Only time will tell.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Extinction
	Rattle My Bones	Zachary Kibbee: Writer Zachary Kibbee: Performer
	Don't Wake Me Up (The Newton Brothers feat. Jojo)	The Newton Brothers: Performer
	Welcome to Harmony	Sergio Moure: Performer
	Night Journey	Sergio Moure: Performer
	Old Grudges	Sergio Moure: Performer
	In the Morning	Sergio Moure: Performer
	Defending My Baby	Sergio Moure: Performer
	The Last Sunset	Sergio Moure: Performer
	The Dog Dead	Sergio Moure: Performer
	New World	Sergio Moure: Performer
	Night Noses	Sergio Moure: Performer
	Lu's Birthday	Sergio Moure: Performer
	The Farewell	Sergio Moure: Performer
	Encounter	Sergio Moure: Performer
	Patrick Talks With Lu	Sergio Moure: Performer
	Chase	Sergio Moure: Performer
	Under The Bed	Sergio Moure: Performer
	Lu	Sergio Moure: Performer
	They Are There	Sergio Moure: Performer
	The Portrait	Sergio Moure: Performer
	The Flowers	Sergio Moure: Performer
	Gift	Sergio Moure: Performer
	Facing Them	Sergio Moure: Performer
	The Invitation	Sergio Moure: Performer
	The Siege	Sergio Moure: Performer
	Someone Speaks to Me	Sergio Moure: Performer
	A New Home	Sergio Moure: Performer
	Extinction Soup Main Title, Pt. 1	Randy Miller: Performer
	Extinction Soup Main Title, Pt. 2	Randy Miller: Performer
	Jimmy Hall	Randy Miller: Performer
	Stefanie	Randy Miller: Performer
	Happiness Again	Randy Miller: Performer
	A Sight to Be Seen	Randy Miller: Performer
	Shame On Us	Randy Miller: Performer
	Pure Fiction	Randy Miller: Performer
	Shark News Money Shots	Randy Miller: Performer
	Shark Mutilation	Randy Miller: Performer
	Case Against China	Randy Miller: Performer
	I Can Hear My Mom	Randy Miller: Performer
	The Senate Vote	Randy Miller: Performer
	Saving the Ocean	Randy Miller: Performer
	Extinction Soup End Credits	Randy Miller: Performer
	Malice Intent	Matthew Walker: Performer
	Playing God	Matthew Walker: Performer
	First Breath	Matthew Walker: Performer
	Assembly	Matthew Walker: Performer
	Magnum Opus	Matthew Walker: Performer
	Black Suits	Matthew Walker: Performer
	Ignorance is Bliss - Pt 1	Matthew Walker: Performer
	Infection	Matthew Walker: Performer
	Incubation	Matthew Walker: Performer
	Threat	Matthew Walker: Performer
	Ignorance is Bliss - Pt 2	Matthew Walker: Performer
	The E-strain Event	Matthew Walker: Performer
	A Moment of Breath	Matthew Walker: Performer
	Escape	Matthew Walker: Performer
	Outside	Matthew Walker: Performer
	Extinction	Matthew Walker: Performer
	One Candle (with Sia)	J. Ralph: Performer
	Manta Ray (with Antony)	J. Ralph: Performer
	One Million Miles Away (From the Illusionary Movements of Geraldine & Nazu)	J. Ralph: Performer
	The Whole World Is Singing	J. Ralph: Performer
	The Hump	J. Ralph: Performer
	Our Own Road	J. Ralph: Performer
	The Permian	J. Ralph: Performer
	Underwater Color	J. Ralph: Performer
	The Hand of Man	J. Ralph: Performer
	37 Pictures on a 36 Roll	J. Ralph: Performer
	Move the Needle	J. Ralph: Performer
	Burning Through the Fossil	J. Ralph: Performer
	Endangered Amphibians	J. Ralph: Performer
	Better Stewards	J. Ralph: Performer
	Almost All Life	J. Ralph: Performer
	Racing Extinction	J. Ralph: Performer
	Grasshopper Sparrow	J. Ralph: Performer
	The Movies	J. Ralph: Performer
	Rings of Endangered Species	J. Ralph: Performer
	One Note Grand Piano	J. Ralph: Performer
	The Mesozoic	J. Ralph: Performer
	Possibilities	J. Ralph: Performer
	Racing Extinction (Reprise)	J. Ralph: Performer
	Don't Wake Me Up (The Newton Brothers feat. Jojo)	The Newton Brothers: Performer
	Lu's Birthday	Sergio Moure: Performer

User reviews

Robert Brown

6/10

The use of recurring motifs and themes in the music helps to tie the narrative together and create a cohesive listening experience.

Daniel Gonzalez

7/10

The orchestral arrangements are powerful and epic, enhancing the grand scale of the battle for humanity's survival.

Andrew White

7/10

I appreciate how the music evolves along with the characters, reflecting their growth and transformation as they face new challenges.

Jennifer Hill

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Extinction elevates the viewing experience and adds an extra layer of depth to the story, making it a truly immersive and engaging cinematic journey.

Michelle Evans

7/10

The haunting melodies and atmospheric sounds create a sense of unease, perfectly mirroring the tension and uncertainty of the survivors' situation.

William Thompson

6/10

The soundtrack of Extinction expertly blends orchestral arrangements with electronic beats, creating a unique and memorable sound that enhances the viewing experience.

Paul Martin

7/10

Each track immerses me in the post-apocalyptic world of the movie, evoking a sense of urgency and hope in equal measure.

Susan Lopez

6/10

The soundtrack features a diverse range of musical styles and genres, reflecting the diverse range of emotions and conflicts portrayed in the story.

Kimberly Martinez

8/10

The soundtrack effectively builds suspense and drama, keeping me on the edge of my seat throughout the movie.

Laura Nelson

5/10

The soundtrack of Extinction perfectly captures the tension and desperation of a world on the brink of extinction, adding depth to the emotional journey of the characters.

Donald Baker

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Extinction is a powerful and evocative accompaniment to the film, enhancing the storytelling and immersing viewers in the apocalyptic world depicted on screen.

Donald Lopez

2/10

The soundtrack of Extinction failed to capture the intensity and emotional depth of the storyline, leaving me feeling disconnected from the characters' struggles.

Charles King

6/10

The music does a fantastic job of building suspense and keeping viewers on the edge of their seats throughout the film.

Emily Turner

5/10

The music effectively underscores the emotional moments in the film, heightening the impact of key scenes and drawing viewers deeper into the story.

Nancy Brown

7/10

The use of electronic elements in the soundtrack enhances the futuristic and otherworldly feel of the story, creating a unique sonic landscape.

Lisa Evans

8/10

The music complements the emotional depth of the characters, adding layers of complexity to their struggles and inner conflicts.

Lisa Perez

5/10

The haunting melodies and eerie tones in the music evoke a sense of foreboding, enhancing the atmosphere of fear and uncertainty in the story.

Daniel Lewis

1/10

The music felt repetitive and uninspired, lacking the originality and creativity needed to enhance the immersive experience of the post-apocalyptic world portrayed in the film.

Joshua Roberts

1/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Extinction missed the mark in creating a memorable and impactful auditory backdrop for the epic battle for survival against alien invaders.

Jennifer Wright

6/10

The music of Extinction stays with you long after the credits roll, resonating with the audience and leaving a lasting impression of the emotional journey portrayed in the film.