Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross Scored Jonah Hill’s New Movie Mid90s
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In July, it was introduced that Jonah Hill had directed a brand new movie titled Mid90s. The coming-of-age story, distributed by A24, revolves round a younger boy who falls in with a gaggle of neighborhood skate boarders. Now, Pitchfork can affirm that Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross of Nine Inch Nails have scored the movie. It’s their first soundtrack for a story movie since 2016’s Patriots Day.
Last 12 months, Reznor and Ross launched their rating for Ken Burns’ documentary collection The Vietnam War and wrote a song for Banksy’s West Bank resort. Earlier this 12 months, they composed music for a Showtime documentary about the New York Times.
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