• Surge (2020) Soundtrack OST •

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"Surge" is a gripping thriller that follows the story of a young woman named Sarah who finds herself trapped in an underground bunker after a catastrophic event. As she struggles to survive in this claustrophobic environment, Sarah must confront her fears and inner demons in order to find a way out. With time running out and danger lurking around every corner, Sarah must rely on her wits and resourcefulness to escape before it's too late. Will she be able to overcome the challenges that stand in her way, or will she succumb to the darkness that threatens to consume her?

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Play	Title	Artist
	Surge
	Rock You Like a Hurricane
	Sweet Child O' Mine
	Just What the Doctor Ordered
	Break on Through (To the Other Side)
	Paint It, Black - (Original Single Mono Version)
	Whole Lotta Love - 1990 Remaster
	We Will Rock You - Remastered
	Back In Black
	Cocaine
	The Wind Cries Mary
	Should I Stay or Should I Go - Remastered
	Like a Rolling Stone
	Rebel Rebel - 2016 Remaster
	Beautiful Day
	Why Can't This Be Love
	Iron Man - 2012 - Remaster
	Who Are You
	Barracuda
	Rock and Roll All Night
	Tom Sawyer
	TV Dinner (Paul Davies)	Tujiko Noriko: Performer
	Broken Glass (Tujiko Noriko)	Tujiko Noriko: Performer
	Bloodied Mouth in Mirror (Paul Davies)	Tujiko Noriko: Performer
	Crazed Man/Restless (Tujiko Noriko)	Tujiko Noriko: Performer
	In Street After First Robbery (Paul Davies)	Tujiko Noriko: Performer
	Bank Robbery 1 (Tujiko Noriko)	Tujiko Noriko: Performer
	In Street After First Robbery Part 2 (Paul Davies)	Tujiko Noriko: Performer
	Bank Robbery 2 (Tujiko Noriko)	Tujiko Noriko: Performer
	City Dreamscape/Open Mouthed on Train (Paul Davies)	Tujiko Noriko: Performer
	Children (Tujiko Noriko)	Tujiko Noriko: Performer
	Crash and Fight (Tujiko Noriko & Paul Davies)	Tujiko Noriko: Performer
	City Dreamscape 2 (Paul Davies)	Tujiko Noriko: Performer
	And then to Home (Tujiko Noriko)	Tujiko Noriko: Performer
	Rest (Tujiko Noriko)	Tujiko Noriko: Performer
	Empty Rooms (Tujiko Noriko & Paul Davies)	Tujiko Noriko: Performer
	Glass Box (Tujiko Noriko)	Tujiko Noriko: Performer
	HORROR RISES FROM THE TOMB (EL ESPANTO SURGE DE LA TUMBA): Prologue	Carmelo A. Bernaola: Performer
	Main Title	Carmelo A. Bernaola: Performer
	Horror Rises From the Tomb (Seq. 02)	Carmelo A. Bernaola: Performer
	Horror Rises From the Tomb (Seq. 03)	Carmelo A. Bernaola: Performer
	Horror Rises From the Tomb (Seq. 04)	Carmelo A. Bernaola: Performer
	Horror Rises From the Tomb (Seq. 05)	Carmelo A. Bernaola: Performer
	Horror Rises From the Tomb (Seq. 06)	Carmelo A. Bernaola: Performer
	Horror Rises From the Tomb (Seq. 07)	Carmelo A. Bernaola: Performer
	Horror Rises From the Tomb (Seq. 08)	Carmelo A. Bernaola: Performer
	Horror Rises From the Tomb (Seq. 09)	Carmelo A. Bernaola: Performer
	Horror Rises From the Tomb (Seq. 10)	Carmelo A. Bernaola: Performer
	Horror Rises From the Tomb (Seq. 11)	Carmelo A. Bernaola: Performer
	Finale	Carmelo A. Bernaola: Performer
	THE KILLER IS ONE OF THIRTEEN (EL ASESINO ESTÁ ENTRE LOS TRECE): Con una suave nostalgia	Carmelo A. Bernaola: Performer
	En busca del tiempo perdido	Carmelo A. Bernaola: Performer
	La fuga	Carmelo A. Bernaola: Performer
	Supercelestial	Carmelo A. Bernaola: Performer
	Traveling Through Space (with Thomas Schobel)	Harald Kloser: Performer
	Great Speech	Harald Kloser: Performer
	Hostile Territory	Harald Kloser: Performer
	How Did They Get the Lights On?	Harald Kloser: Performer
	Inside the African Ship	Harald Kloser: Performer
	More Stimulation	Harald Kloser: Performer
	Fear	Harald Kloser: Performer
	The Friendly Spaceship	Harald Kloser: Performer
	The Only Family I Got	Harald Kloser: Performer
	Welcome to the Moon	Harald Kloser: Performer
	What Goes Up	Harald Kloser: Performer
	It's Getting Real	Harald Kloser: Performer
	Flying Inside	Harald Kloser: Performer
	It's a Trap	Harald Kloser: Performer
	Worth Fighting For	Harald Kloser: Performer
	The Sphere	Harald Kloser: Performer
	The Queen is Leaving (with Thomas Schobel)	Harald Kloser: Performer
	Whitmore's Choice	Harald Kloser: Performer
	Humanity's Last Stand	Harald Kloser: Performer
	Bus Chase	Harald Kloser: Performer
	We are Rich (with David Arnold)	Harald Kloser: Performer
	Independence Day Resurgence Finale	Harald Kloser: Performer
	ID4 Reprise (David Arnold)	Harald Kloser: Performer
	Electric U (performed by Kid Bloom, composed by Josh Conway, Lennon Kloser, Jesse Perlman)	Harald Kloser: Performer
	Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down) (performed by Annie Trousseau, composed by Sonny Bono)	Harald Kloser: Performer
	SIDE A: Traveling Through Space (with Thomas Schobel)	Harald Kloser: Performer
	SIDE B: It's a Trap	Harald Kloser: Performer
	Persecution of the masses (1172) (Shiro Sagisu)	Akira Ifukube: Performer
	Godzilla Comes Ashore /	Akira Ifukube: Performer
	11174_rhythm+melody_demo (Shiro Sagisu)	Akira Ifukube: Performer
	Early morning from Tokyo (short) (Shiro Sagisu)	Akira Ifukube: Performer
	11174_light_edit_demo (Shiro Sagisu)	Akira Ifukube: Performer
	EM20_rhythm_GZM (Shiro Sagisu)	Akira Ifukube: Performer
	EM20_Jerry_GZM (Shiro Sagisu)	Akira Ifukube: Performer
	Return Of Godzilla /	Akira Ifukube: Performer
	Godzilla Appears /	Akira Ifukube: Performer
	Black Angels (Fob_10_1211) (Shiro Sagisu)	Akira Ifukube: Performer
	Fob_01 (Shiro Sagisu)	Akira Ifukube: Performer
	Defeat is no option (1197) (Shiro Sagisu)	Akira Ifukube: Performer
	Who will know (24_bigslow) (Shiro Sagisu)	Akira Ifukube: Performer
	SS_103_GZM (Famously) (Shiro Sagisu)	Akira Ifukube: Performer
	EM20_Godzilla (Shiro Sagisu)	Akira Ifukube: Performer
	EM20_CH_alterna_01 (Shiro Sagisu)	Akira Ifukube: Performer
	EM20_CH_alterna_03 (Shiro Sagisu)	Akira Ifukube: Performer
	EM20_CH_alterna_04 (Shiro Sagisu)	Akira Ifukube: Performer
	Battle in Outer Space /	Akira Ifukube: Performer
	Under a Burning Sky (11174_battle) (Shiro Sagisu)	Akira Ifukube: Performer
	Under a Burning Sky (11174_orchestra) (Shiro Sagisu)	Akira Ifukube: Performer
	Omni_00 (Shiro Sagisu)	Akira Ifukube: Performer
	Godzilla Title /	Akira Ifukube: Performer
	Main Title /	Akira Ifukube: Performer
	We Found It	Joseph Trapanese: Performer
	Amity	Joseph Trapanese: Performer
	Dauntless Arrive	Joseph Trapanese: Performer
	Escaping Amity	Joseph Trapanese: Performer
	Train Attack	Joseph Trapanese: Performer
	Progeny	Joseph Trapanese: Performer
	Candor	Joseph Trapanese: Performer
	Truth Serum	Joseph Trapanese: Performer
	Test Subject	Joseph Trapanese: Performer
	Raiding Candor	Joseph Trapanese: Performer
	Dauntless Havoc	Joseph Trapanese: Performer
	Surrender The Traitor	Joseph Trapanese: Performer
	You're Worth It	Joseph Trapanese: Performer
	Tris Meets The Box	Joseph Trapanese: Performer
	Dauntless	Joseph Trapanese: Performer
	Erudite	Joseph Trapanese: Performer
	Final Sim	Joseph Trapanese: Performer
	You're Real	Joseph Trapanese: Performer
	I'm The Real You	Joseph Trapanese: Performer
	The Message	Joseph Trapanese: Performer
	Holes in the Sky (M83, feat. Haim)	Joseph Trapanese: Performer
	Blood Hands (Royal Blood)	Joseph Trapanese: Performer
	Never Let You Down (Woodkid, feat. Lykke Li)	Joseph Trapanese: Performer
	The Heart of You (Anna Calvi)	Joseph Trapanese: Performer
	Sacrifice (Zella Day)	Joseph Trapanese: Performer
	Carry Me Home (SOHN)	Joseph Trapanese: Performer
	Warriors (Imagine Dragons)	Joseph Trapanese: Performer
	Convergence (Joseph Trapanese)	Joseph Trapanese: Performer
	It's Getting Real	Harald Kloser: Performer
	It's a Trap	Harald Kloser: Performer
	Whitmore's Choice	Harald Kloser: Performer
	Humanity's Last Stand	Harald Kloser: Performer
	SIDE B: It's a Trap	Harald Kloser: Performer
	You're Worth It	Joseph Trapanese: Performer
	You're Real	Joseph Trapanese: Performer
	I'm The Real You	Joseph Trapanese: Performer

User reviews

Susan Allen

8/10

The haunting melodies and eerie sound effects added an extra layer of depth to the film, immersing me further into the post-apocalyptic world of Surge.

Nancy Lopez

8/10

The music enhances the claustrophobic atmosphere of the underground bunker, making me feel as trapped and anxious as the protagonist, Sarah.

Andrew Baker

6/10

The use of subtle ambient sounds in the background adds an extra layer of suspense to the overall atmosphere of the film.

Donald Phillips

5/10

The seamless integration of music and sound effects in key scenes heightens the impact of pivotal moments, drawing viewers deeper into the narrative.

Andrew Davis

3/10

The lack of variety in the musical themes made the overall listening experience monotonous and forgettable. The repetition of the same motifs throughout the film did not contribute to building a strong emotional connection with the characters or the story.

Michael Anderson

5/10

The soundtrack's crescendos and decrescendos perfectly mirror the rising and falling action throughout the film, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats.

Timothy Young

5/10

The haunting melodies in the Surge soundtrack effectively capture the tension and unease of Sarah's harrowing journey in the underground bunker.

Elizabeth King

2/10

The soundtrack of Surge failed to enhance the tension and suspense of the movie. Instead of adding depth to the scenes, the music felt generic and uninspired.

Ashley Scott

6/10

Overall, the Surge soundtrack serves as a vital storytelling tool, effectively immersing the audience in Sarah's world and amplifying the suspense and drama of her gripping struggle for survival.

Nancy Wright

10/10

The soundtrack of Surge perfectly captures the tension and suspense of the movie, immersing the audience in Sarah's harrowing journey from start to finish.

Edward Thomas

7/10

Overall, the music in Surge left a lasting impression on me and contributed significantly to my enjoyment and engagement with the film.

Daniel Green

7/10

The use of ambient sounds and subtle cues in the music helped build suspense and anticipation, creating a truly immersive viewing experience.

Joseph Robinson

9/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Surge elevates the movie to a whole new level, making it a truly unforgettable and intense cinematic experience.

Robert Brown

7/10

I was impressed by how the soundtrack reflected Sarah's emotional journey, from fear and desperation to resilience and determination.

Karen Clark

9/10

The combination of haunting melodies and pulsating rhythms adds depth to Sarah's emotional turmoil, making her struggles feel even more real and palpable to the viewer.

Richard Mitchell

5/10

The musical score in Surge skillfully mirrors Sarah's emotional turmoil, creating a sense of empathy and connection with her character.

Nancy Lewis

4/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Surge missed the mark in creating a memorable and engaging auditory experience that could have elevated the intensity and impact of the film.

Mary Turner

9/10

Each track is expertly crafted to enhance the atmosphere of the underground bunker, creating a sense of unease and urgency that keeps you on the edge of your seat throughout the film.

Patricia Rodriguez

5/10

The incorporation of electronic elements in the music adds a modern touch to the score, enhancing the futuristic setting of the story.

Nancy White

7/10

The musical motifs and recurring themes in the soundtrack provided a sense of continuity and cohesion to the story, tying together different narrative elements.

David Nelson

7/10

The soundtrack of Surge effectively conveyed the sense of urgency and danger that Sarah faced, making me feel her adrenaline and panic.

Timothy Green

5/10

The soundtrack's ability to evoke a range of emotions, from fear to hope, showcases its versatility in enhancing the audience's viewing experience.

Elizabeth Perez

5/10

The use of unconventional instruments and techniques in the score demonstrates the composer's innovative approach to creating a unique auditory experience.

Edward Brown

7/10

The soundtrack of Surge not only complemented the visuals but also elevated them, adding an extra layer of emotional depth and resonance to the scenes.

Steven Johnson

8/10

The composition and arrangement of the music in Surge showcased a great attention to detail and craftsmanship, enhancing the overall quality of the film.