I love this soundtrack. Because I struggled to listen to anything new, I went to my roots and sought out my oldies and my goodies - Portishead, Kate Bush, PJ Harvey, Skunk Anansie, Trevor Morris (sexiest classical soundtrack ever. No arguments), The Cranberries - I mean that song takes me back to teenage Billy, and her Sony Walkman and Now 20 something? God only knows what we're up to now. Has it hit 100 yet? Anyway. no one does dark like Vaults, and Premonitions - the song that kicked this whole story off. It took a while to put the songs in the right order (there is a method to the madness) because I got distracted. Easily done.
Anyway, finally! Here's the soundtrack to Remains. The ashes will rise...
Remains on Spotify
1. From The Beginning Premonitions Vaults
2. Goodbye To Grace Moments of Pleasure Kate Bush
3. A Fresh Pub Linger The Cranberries
4. Talking It Out Diamonds Josef Salvat
5. Morning
Foolishness Mend this Love Vaults
6. Strangulation Is Key Nothing But Trouble Lil Wayne
7. Date Night Another
Language Lamb
8. Marriage and Its Ilk Give Me Something Jarryd James
9. A Lost Cause Perfect Ruin Kwabs
10. Propositions Face The Sun Miguel
11. I Know You Powerful Major Lazer ft Ellie Goulding & Tarrus Riley
12. Needs Must Numb Portishead
13. Nan Knows Best I Gave It All Aquilo
14. Aaron Meet Zlatan Spark Tori Amos
15. Wolf calling Under the Shadows Rae Morris
16. Alone With My Thoughts Eye of the Needle Sia
17. What You Did To Me Infidelity Skunk Anansie
18. Kelly’s Crusade Love
the way you lie Eminem
19. Partial Reunion Chamakay Blood Orange
20. The Past Haunts Breath
of Life Florence + the
Machine
21. I See Solomon Guts
Over Fear Eminem
22. Telling The Truth Holocene Bon Iver
23. Wrong Side Of The Table Devil's Whisper Raury
24. Morgue Break A Perfect Day Elise P J Harvey
25. Pull Yourself Together Stop Crying Your Heart Out Oasis
26. A New Moon Something Like Happiness The Maccabees
27. Realignment Rituals The Kiss Trevor Jones
28. Moroi Brennisteinn Sigur Ros
29. End It 503 Hans Zimmer
30. By The Gravestones I Lived Here Martin Phipps
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