Brawl In Cell Block 99 OST [Orange Vinyl]

• "Prison jumpsuit orange" vinyl
• Includes fold-out poster

Brawl In Cell Block 99 is an exhilarating exercise in analog violence, following the brutal exploits of a former boxer who finds himself incarcerated after a drug deal goes wrong. Trapped in a maximum security facility, he must fight to stay alive and to protect those he loves.

Composed by directors S. Craig Zahler and Jeff Herriott, the score is performed by soul musicians/bands.

“Conceptually, I approached each tune much as I would a novel or script by beginning with a basic character—the protagonist. From this seed, I grew the music, working with co-composer Jeff Herriott, with whom I grew up and made heavy metal albums (as Realmbuilder), synth music (as Binary Reptile), and the score to my first film, BONE TOMAHAWK. For these songs, I focused on character first and story second, adding essential, world-building details everywhere. Jeff and I composed, orchestrated, and arranged the core elements of these seven tunes in an intense six-day period, which took place between my marathon editing sessions of the film itself. Some of these tunes were conceived to complement scenes in the movie, and others were written to serve as a direct counterpoint, but all were to be heartfelt journeys from the perspective of the songs’ protagonists.” – S. Craig Zahler.

Tracks : 

Give Her A Ride (Butch Tavares)
The Letter That Won’t Ever Be Sent (Butch Tavares)
You Are Yesterday (Butch Tavares)
Trumpets of Heaven (Adi Armour)
This Lovely Park (Adi Armour)
God Bless My Mama (The O'Jays feat. Eddie Levert and Walter Williams)
Buddy’s Business (The O'Jays feat. Eddie Levert and Walter Williams)