The 2024 remake of The Crow might have failed to satisfy the cult audience of the original, with the film earning mostly awful reviews, but it does feature a toe-tapping soundtrack.
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The new movie, which is based on the 1989 comic book series of the same name by James O'Barr, stars Bill Skarsgård in the lead role of Eric Draven, a musician who is resurrected to avenge the deaths of himself and his fiancée, Shelly (FKA twigs).
Music plays a key role in the remake, with several gothic and moody songs – and, of course, a track from twigs – establishing the tone.
Read on for a full list of songs in the new movie, information on where they play during the film, and a reminder of the music from the original outing.
The Crow 2024 soundtrack guide: Every song in the film and when they play
Bill Skarsgård in The Crow. Lionsgate
Disorder - Joy Division
As Shelly and Eric escape from the facility where they meet.
Fall - The Bug (feat Inga Copeland)
As Shelly and Eric hang out at a friend's apartment.
Thin Flesh - Traitrs
When Shelly and Eric hang out with friends by a pond.
God's In The East - FKA twigs
When Shelly and Eric are shown making music in Eric's apartment.
The Killer - Landr
When Shelly and Eric are seen dancing together at a nightclub.
ME - Gary Numan
After Eric comes back from the dead and starts his quest for revenge.
Total Depravity - The Veils
As Eric walks through the rain at night after seeing the video Shelly was hiding.
Boadicea - Enya
After Eric makes a new deal to save Shelly's soul at the expense of his own.
Meaning - Cascadeur
After Eric has finished murdering Roeg's people at the opera.
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