Darren Aronofsky's second film Requiem for a Dream features a score from his Pi collaborator, former Pop Will Eat Itself vocalist/guitarist Clint Mansell. This time, Mansell blends his usual electronic/industrial leanings with brooding, evocative performances from the Kronos Quartet. As with Pi, Mansell's compositions play a large part in Requiem for a Dream, which is an adaptation of Hubert Selby's 1978 novel about the harrowing lives of four drug addicts. Impressively, Mansell's score manages to be appropriately dark and disturbing, as well as compulsively listenable. ~ Heather Phares, All Music Guide
Brandon Proctor (Assistant Engineer), Hector Torress (Vocals), James Murphy (Mixing), Clint Mansell (Soundtrack Producer), Brian Emrich (Vocals), Moonrats (Performer), James Murphy (Programming), Dann Michael Thompson (Engineer), James Murphy (Engineer), Kronos Quartet (Performer), Tom Luekens (Digital Editing), Bob Levy (Assistant Engineer), Eric Watson (Soundtrack Executive Producer), David Harrington (Mastering), John Sherba (Violin), Clint Mansell (Programming), Hank Dutt (Viola), Paul Zinman (Mastering), Aaron Reiff (Technical Engineer), Clint Mansell (Producer), Dann Michael Thompson (Mixing), Brian Emrich (Producer), Jennifer Culp (Cello), André Zweers (Assistant Engineer), David Harrington (Soundtrack Producer), Hector Torress (Percussion), Judith Sherman (Producer), Marcel Reginatto (Saxophone), André Zweers (Digital Editing), Laird Rodet (Associate Director), Marcel Reginatto (Vocals), David Lang (Arranger), David Harrington (Violin), David Bither (Soundtrack Executive Producer), Brian Emrich (Guitar (Bass))
