In this gripping new Norwegian thriller series, Peter Veras is an uncompromising journalist working for Norway's most respected newspaper. While pursuing the story of a scandal in the financial world, he gets hold of crushing evidence against his own brother from an anonymous source. He makes the biggest mistake in his life when he has the story published. Peter cannot prevent his brother from committing suicide, shattering the lives of Peter's sister-in-law Eva and 16-year-old nephew Andreas. In a feverish attempt to track down the anonymous source, Peter is finally successful, but the discovery is devastating: the source was his own brother.
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Mammon
Easy Living
River
Accelerate
By The Grace Of God
Cherry Trees
Bones in the Closet
Someone Who'll Get It
Teardrop
Boy from the North
One Plus One Makes One out of Two
If Only as a Ghost
Lesson #13 for Nanker Phelge/Fire
Aching Bones
Since Last Wednesday
Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag Main Theme
Prologue
Martin Horntveth:
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Main title
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Verås
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The Case
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Oslo Darkness
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Barcode
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Peter's Theme
Martin Horntveth:
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Sorrow
Martin Horntveth:
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Someone's Here
Martin Horntveth:
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Vibeke's Theme
Martin Horntveth:
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The Conspiracy
Martin Horntveth:
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Eyes Everywhere
Martin Horntveth:
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22.10
Martin Horntveth:
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Abraham
Martin Horntveth:
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Peter and Daniel / The Brothers
Martin Horntveth:
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A Mystery Unfolds
Martin Horntveth:
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Manhunt
Martin Horntveth:
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Loss
Martin Horntveth:
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Drive
Martin Horntveth:
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Investigation
Martin Horntveth:
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He's Here!
Martin Horntveth:
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Mammon
Martin Horntveth:
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Forced Entry
Martin Horntveth:
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Paragon
Martin Horntveth:
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The Diary
Martin Horntveth:
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House of The Priest
Martin Horntveth:
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Bad Guy
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Case Closed
Martin Horntveth:
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'Thank You Mother' (Reprise)
Martin Horntveth:
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5 Months Later
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The Lamb
Martin Horntveth:
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In The End A New Beginning
Martin Horntveth:
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Peter's Theme
Martin Horntveth:
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Someone's Here
Martin Horntveth:
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Vibeke's Theme
Martin Horntveth:
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He's Here!
Martin Horntveth:
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'Thank You Mother' (Reprise)
Martin Horntveth:
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User reviews
Paul Harris
5/10
The soundtrack of Mammon perfectly captures the intense and suspenseful atmosphere of the series. The use of subtle yet haunting melodies enhances the emotional impact of the storyline, making it a truly immersive experience for the viewers.
Michael Lewis
6/10
On the other hand, some tracks in the soundtrack of Mammon feel repetitive and fail to bring anything new or innovative to the overall listening experience. While the music effectively sets the tone for the series, it lacks diversity and can become monotonous after a while, detracting from the viewing experience.
Carol Hill
7/10
The soundtrack of Mammon is a haunting and powerful accompaniment to the intense and gripping storyline. The music effectively enhances the suspense and tension, keeping me on the edge of my seat throughout the series.
Michelle Hill
1/10
I found the soundtrack of Mammon to be lacking in emotional depth and failed to effectively capture the intense and dramatic moments of the series. The music felt generic and uninspired, not enhancing the overall viewing experience as I had hoped.
Timothy Anderson
7/10
The emotional depth and complexity of the soundtrack in Mammon adds another layer of depth to the characters and their struggles. The music perfectly captures the raw emotions and inner turmoil of the characters, making their journeys even more compelling and relatable.
Elizabeth Clark
3/10
Another aspect that disappointed me about the soundtrack of Mammon was its repetitive nature. The same themes and motifs seemed to be reused throughout the series, making the music feel monotonous and predictable. I was hoping for more variety and creativity in the score to better reflect the complex and suspenseful storyline of the show.
