• Palace (2018) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.00/10 from 27 votes

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Synopsis

Chris, a hardened auto-mechanic, hopes to inspire alt-right rhetoric in his community. He avoids conflict with his girlfriend by wasting his weeknights at the local bar (in spite of his AA meetings), where Chuck plays the village sage. Chuck lives a prematurely retired life in a little room above a bar in rural Indiana. Hospital bills loom, as does his need to borrow money from his estranged daughter living in Indianapolis. Every night he goes downstairs to drink amid oldies and newbies alike, such as Alexa, a college student. Alexa and her two friends want to get their music noticed, but struggle to find an audience for rap at their predominantly white Christian college. This cross-generational portrait of life in the cornfields examines familial dissociation, culture-clash, and the pursuit of music, back-dropped by the crackling soil of early spring-time Indiana.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Palace
	Descending	Lamb of God: Performer
	Redneck	Lamb of God: Performer
	Desolation	Lamb of God: Performer
	The Faded Line	Lamb of God: Performer
	Purified	Lamb of God: Performer
	Laid to Rest	Lamb of God: Performer
	The Passing	Lamb of God: Performer
	Walk with Me In Hell	Lamb of God: Performer
	Ghost Walking	Lamb of God: Performer
	Ashes of the Wake	Lamb of God: Performer
	Remorse Is for the Dead	Lamb of God: Performer
	Omerta	Lamb of God: Performer
	Reclamation	Lamb of God: Performer
	BROKEDOWN PALACE (DIRECTOR'S CUT): Main Title / Alice's Cassette	Hummie Mann: Performer
	Car Surfing	Hummie Mann: Performer
	Arrival in Bangkok / Bird Release	Hummie Mann: Performer
	Strip Club	Hummie Mann: Performer
	Bracelet / Arrest	Hummie Mann: Performer
	King's Anthem	Hummie Mann: Performer
	Darlene Returns from Infirmary	Hummie Mann: Performer
	Escape Attempt	Hummie Mann: Performer
	Alice's Phone Call To Dad / Not Together	Hummie Mann: Performer
	Arrival at the Palace / Signing the Confession / Alice Confesses to Crime	Hummie Mann: Performer
	Darlene Says Goodbye / Leaves	Hummie Mann: Performer
	THE SECOND CIVIL WAR: Main Titles / Opening Cards / Newsroom Frenzy	Hummie Mann: Performer
	Governor Spots Christina in Crowd / “Christina, He Wants to Marry You” / Infra-Red Analysis / We're Going to Invade Idah	Hummie Mann: Performer
	The Idaho National Guard Tank Battalion / The Militia Members Talk to The Media / Christina Translates the Speech	Hummie Mann: Performer
	Moving The Orphans Into The War Zone / Meet Sargent Buford	Hummie Mann: Performer
	Governor Watches Alamo Destruction on TV / Political Pundits Argue / Joe's Story	Hummie Mann: Performer
	Governor Watches Christina / She's Pregnant	Hummie Mann: Performer
	Enough Is Enough / The Governor on the Ledge / The Epiphany	Hummie Mann: Performer
	Orphan Kids Are Moved Out / The Shoulder Patch Clues / Solidarity / Trucks Arrive at The Idaho Border / Turn The Little	Hummie Mann: Performer
	Rhode Island Declares Support / Destiny With Christina	Hummie Mann: Performer
	Tempers Flare / First Officer Is Shot / The Firing Squad	Hummie Mann: Performer
	Body Bags / Governor in Bed with Christina	Hummie Mann: Performer
	Screw the Orphans / The Armies Battle / Blane Shot	Hummie Mann: Performer
	End Credits	Hummie Mann: Performer
	News Network Bumpers	Hummie Mann: Performer
	Silence (Delerium, feat. Sarah McLachlan)	David Newman: Performer
	Party's Just Begun (Nelly Furtado)	David Newman: Performer
	Policeman Skank (Audioweb)	David Newman: Performer
	Rock The Casbah (Solar Twins)	David Newman: Performer
	Damaged (Plumb)	David Newman: Performer
	Fingers (Joi)	David Newman: Performer
	Contradictive (Tricky with DJ Muggs)	David Newman: Performer
	Leave It Alone (Moist)	David Newman: Performer
	Naxalite (Asian Dub Foundation)	David Newman: Performer
	Even When I'm Sleeping (Leonardo's Bride)	David Newman: Performer
	Bangkok (Brother Sun Sister Moon)	David Newman: Performer
	The Wind (PJ Harvey)	David Newman: Performer
	Deliver Me (Sarah Brightman)	David Newman: Performer
	The Arrest / Darlene Goes Home (David Newman)	David Newman: Performer
	The Arrest	David Newman: Performer
	Your Friend is Pardoned	David Newman: Performer
	"I Didn't Do It"	David Newman: Performer
	Alice Is Beaten	David Newman: Performer
	The Escape	David Newman: Performer
	Alice's Story	David Newman: Performer
	The Girls Go To Prison	David Newman: Performer
	Darlene's Ear	David Newman: Performer
	The Bracelet	David Newman: Performer
	Beth Ann's Fantasy Man	David Newman: Performer
	Friends In High Places	David Newman: Performer
	Pool Boy	David Newman: Performer
	In Their Cell	David Newman: Performer
	Hank Meets The Girl	David Newman: Performer
	Alice Meets Nick	David Newman: Performer
	Hong Kong	David Newman: Performer
	Arrival In Thailand	David Newman: Performer
	Night In Prison	David Newman: Performer
	"Thirty-Three Years"	David Newman: Performer
	Alice's Conversation	David Newman: Performer
	Pool Boy Testifies	David Newman: Performer
	Alice & Darlene Argue	David Newman: Performer
	Making Plans To Escape	David Newman: Performer
	Blackmailing Jagrite	David Newman: Performer
	"You Didn't Do It"	David Newman: Performer
	"No Pardon"	David Newman: Performer

User reviews

Kimberly Rodriguez

5/10

The soundtrack of Palace is a unique blend of genres that captures the complexities of the characters and their stories.

Margaret Smith

5/10

The soundtrack effectively conveys the themes of familial dissociation and the pursuit of music in a rural setting.

Kimberly Mitchell

2/10

The choice of music in Palace seemed disconnected from the setting and themes of the film. The lack of a cohesive musical identity made it difficult to immerse myself in the world of rural Indiana and the characters' experiences. The soundtrack felt like an afterthought rather than a meaningful component of the storytelling.

Sarah Lee

4/10

The songs featured in Palace were jarring and distracting, pulling me out of the narrative instead of complementing the scenes. The music often felt out of place and did not contribute to building a cohesive atmosphere or enhancing the emotional impact of key moments. Overall, the soundtrack did not contribute positively to the overall viewing experience.

Elizabeth Mitchell

8/10

Overall, the band's soundtrack for Palace is a standout feature of the film, elevating the storytelling and leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

Charles Brown

7/10

The blend of oldies and newbies in the music mirrors the intergenerational connections and clashes portrayed in the film.

Susan Johnson

6/10

Each track in the soundtrack adds depth and emotion to the scenes, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Mary Young

5/10

The soundtrack's diversity mirrors the diversity of the characters and their backgrounds.

Timothy Clark

10/10

The music perfectly sets the tone for the film, enhancing the storytelling and adding layers of meaning to each scene. From the haunting melodies that reflect Chuck's loneliness to the energetic beats that accompany Alexa's passion for music, the soundtrack is a crucial element that elevates the overall viewing experience.

Steven Taylor

5/10

The music creates a rich atmosphere that immerses the viewer in the world of the characters.

Donna Jones

8/10

The band's soundtrack for Palace perfectly captures the raw emotions and struggles of the characters, adding depth to their stories.

Paul Brown

9/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Palace is a masterpiece that not only complements the narrative but also stands on its own as a powerful and moving collection of music. It's a must-listen for anyone who appreciates the art of film scoring and the impact it can have on a story.

Elizabeth Parker

8/10

The band's use of music to explore themes of familial dissociation and cultural clash is both poignant and thought-provoking.

Donna Johnson

8/10

Each character's theme in the soundtrack is distinct and evocative, reflecting their individual journeys and inner conflicts.

Anthony Thompson

5/10

The songs chosen for the film evoke a sense of nostalgia and longing that resonates with the audience.

Susan Mitchell

8/10

The music captures the spirit of early spring-time Indiana, evoking a sense of renewal and hope amidst the characters' struggles.

William Evans

8/10

The band's innovative use of rap music in a predominantly white Christian college setting adds a layer of complexity to the film's exploration of identity and belonging.

Betty Scott

8/10

The music enhances the atmosphere of rural Indiana, immersing the audience in the setting and making it feel authentic.

Lisa Hill

6/10

The use of different musical styles helps to highlight the cultural clash portrayed in the movie.

Richard Phillips

10/10

The soundtrack of Palace beautifully captures the emotional depth and complexity of the characters' lives in rural Indiana. Each track immerses you in the struggles and hopes of Chris, Chuck, Alexa, and the rest of the characters, making you feel like you're right there with them.

Mary Harris

4/10

The soundtrack of Palace failed to capture the emotional depth and complexity of the characters' struggles. The music felt generic and uninspired, lacking the power to enhance the storytelling and connect with the audience on a deeper level.