Alien: Earth – Jeff Russo's Soundtrack Arrives

After the first season finale of Alien: Earth, soundtrack lovers will soon be able to relive the dark and hypnotic atmospheres of the series thanks to the soundtrack composed by Jeff Russo (Fargo, The Umbrella Academy). The album will be released on December 5th by the Mutant label at a price of 45 dollars.

A Musical Collectible That's a Bit Too Elitist

A 2xLP edition on 140-gram cobalt blue vinyl, housed in an elegant gatefold jacket with artwork by Luke Preece, all enclosed in a special acrylic O-card. Mutant describes the soundtrack as “a blend of the unsettling and the hypnotic, a respectful homage to maestro Jerry Goldsmith, yet with a completely autonomous identity.”

Already praised for his evocative scores, Russo has helped create the ideal atmosphere for the series, which blends tension, mystery, and science fiction.

A Musical Collectible That's a Bit Too Elitist

Created by Noah Hawley (Fargo, Legion), Alien: Earth is set in 2120, a world dominated by five megacorporations — Prodigy, Weyland-Yutani, Lynch, Dynamic, and Threshold — that control the planet's destiny. The story begins when an enigmatic spaceship crashes on Earth, leading a group of soldiers and a young woman to confront the greatest threat humanity has ever faced.

A collectible for refined connoisseurs of Cinema & Music, it's a shame that once again the choice was made to initially exclude a CD release, or even better, SACD or Blu-ray Dolby TrueHD ATMOS.