The 28 Days Later soundtrack includes music by Perri Alleyne, Grandaddy and Blue States. This info article contains spoilers and song details for Danny Boyle’s 2002 movie on Pluto TV. Check out Vague Visages’ Soundtracks of Cinema category for more soundtrack song listings.

28 Days Later stars Cillian Murphy as Jim, a comatose bicycle courier who wakes up to an apocalyptic event. Naomie Harris co-stars as Selena, a fellow survivor. The storyline follows Jim as he strategizes against zombies while trying to survive. Composer John Murphy (The Suicide Squad) scored the 113-minute film, which features a total of nine credited needle-drops. Here’s every song in 28 Days Later, the first installment of the movie franchise.

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28 Days Later Soundtrack: Every Song in the 2002 Movie

• “Abide with Me” by Perri Alleyne (00:22:00): Jim walks outdoors with Selena and Mark (Noah Huntley). He wears teal hospital clothing and a black jacket. The 28 Days Later soundtrack song continues as the characters enter Jim’s home. Murphy’s character walks up a staircase and covers his nose. He discovers the corpses of his mother and father, along with a note.
• “A.M. 180” by Grandaddy (00:48:00): Jim and Selena enter a grocery store with Frank (Brendan Gleeson) and his daughter, Hannah (Megan Burns). The characters “shop” for supplies. Frank smells apples, while Jim talks about raw food. Selena bonds with Hannah.
• “In Paradisium for Requiem” by Dr. Richard Marlow and the Choir of the Trinity College with the London Musici (01:00:00): Jim wakes up and enters a black vehicle with fellow survivors. The 28 Days Later music sets in during a transition sequence. Jim and company travel down a highway towards Manchester. They discover that the city has been ravaged by fires.
• “Season Song” by Blue States (01:48:00): The 28 Days Later music scores the film’s end credits.

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The 28 Days Later soundtrack also includes:

• “East Hastings” by Godspeed You Black Emperor
• “Whatever Will Be, Will Be (Que Sera Sera)” by Universal-MCA Publishing
• “An Ending (Ascent)” by Brian Eno
• “Ave Maria” by Perri Alleyne
• “Frosty the Snowman” by Carlin Music Corp.

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