After his pregnant wife makes one false move during a bloody shootout, a bank robber faces a 25-year sentence that destroys his dreams of a family life. Shot through with the yearning and melancholy of a folk ballad, David Lowery’s directorial breakthrough extends the Bonnie and Clyde tradition with its breathtaking meditation on the fragility and transience of love. Daniel Hart's score is key in capturing the mood-drenched collision of love and crime...

Daniel Hart's score for Ain't Them Bodies Saints is interesting, but I'm not sure how wide an audience it will have outside of fans of the movie. It's quite a beautiful score, in places, but it's not your typical modern soundtrack.

Highlights include the beautiful 'Ruth and Sylvie'; 'Sweet Talk'; and 'Inside the Farmhouse'.

The album is split between Hart's score (11 tracks - 30 min, 35 sec) and other artists tracks (8 songs - 23 min, 14 sec). To be honest I could have done without the old sounding country songs, but Hart's score is interesting.

Track listing:

01 - 'ATBS Theme' - Daniel Hart
02 - 'Ruth and Sylvie' - Daniel Hart
03 - 'Freddy's Dead/Sylvie's Born' - Daniel Hart
04 - 'Fixer Upper' - Daniel Hart
05 - 'Bob Escapes' - Daniel Hart
06 - 'Ruth Tries to Write' - Daniel Hart
07 - 'Skerritt Reads the Letter' - Daniel Hart
08 - 'Do You Remember That Day?' - Daniel Hart
09 - 'Sweet Talk' - Daniel Hart
10 - 'The Last Shootout' - Daniel Hart
11 - 'Inside the Farmhouse' - Daniel Hart
12 - 'The Lights' - Keith Carradine
13 - 'Blue Bird' - Curtis Heath
14 - 'Ain’t Long Enough' - Andrew Tinker
15 - 'Here We Are' - Greg Schroeder w/ Mara Lee Miller
16 - 'He Never Told Me' - Annell Brodeur
17 - 'Been Waiting' - Curtis Heath and John Graney
18 - 'Alien Abduction' - Curtis Heath
19 - 'Siren Call' - Aaron Kyle

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Darren Rea