US EditionJeff Bridges Joins Jared Leto in 'Tron: Ares' Trailer
VANCOUVER, JUL 17 – The soundtrack, Nine Inch Nails' first film score, blends industrial rock with cinematic soundscapes and releases September 19, ahead of the film's October 10 premiere.
- Nine Inch Nails released 'As Alive As You Need Me To Be' as the first single, marking their first music since 2019 and featuring in the TRON: Ares trailer.
- Despite their solo accolades, Nine Inch Nails is releasing its first band score for TRON: Ares, marking their first new music in over five years.
- With pulsating synths and distorted textures, the score combines analog grit and digital dread, an approach the band said breaks boundaries.
- In an Empire interview, Joachim Rønning hailed the project as "the Holy Grail of computer graphics," saying it will "elevate" the world and take it "to the next level."
- Ahead of its October 10 theatrical debut, the soundtrack drops September 19 via Interscope Records, just weeks before the film’s release.
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Nine Inch Nails Drop New Song in ‘TRON: Ares’ Trailer Starring Jared Leto
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Nine Inch Nails Share The Vigorous ‘As Alive As You Need Me To Be’ From Their ‘Tron: Ares’ Score
Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross are Nine Inch Nails. They also make a ton of film scores together, but for those projects, they’re credited by their real names, not as the band. They’re taking a different approach for their Tron: Ares score, though, opting to do it as Nine Inch Nails. It’s not fully clear what that means for the project, but at the moment, we do have a hint: NIN shared the first listen of the soundtrack today (July 17), a song cal…
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