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Breach fits squarely within the parameters of the thriller score but manages to sidestep its most tired clichés -- Mychael Danna largely eschews de rigueur electronic rhythms and textures in favor of simple piano melodies, sinister strings, and atmospheric woodwinds that nevertheless convey the necessary tension. In fact, Danna's minimalist, Philip Glass-inspired approach derives suspense from the absence of familiar genre tropes -- its cerebral intensity keeps the listener off balance even once the unexpected becomes expected. ~ Jason Ankeny
Composer: Mychael Danna.
Personnel: Hollywood Studio Symphony.
Audio Mixer: Brad Haehnel.
Recording information: Warner Bros. Eastwood Scoring Stage, CA. Breach Soundtrack Songs | 1. | Breach, film score: Dangerous World |
| 2. | Breach, film score: An Agent Named Robert Hanssen |
| 3. | Breach, film score: Gun Culture |
| 4. | Breach, film score: Morning Mass |
| 5. | Breach, film score: Dear Friends |
| 6. | Breach, film score: Get On The Boat |
| 7. | Breach, film score: A Full Day |
| 8. | Breach, film score: Double Or Nothing |
| 9. | Breach, film score: The Last Drop |
| 10. | Breach, film score: I Matter Plenty |
| 11. | Breach, film score: The Arrest |
| 12. | Breach, film score: The Why Doesn't Mean A Thing |
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