The Black Phone 2 soundtrack includes music by FEX, Pink Floyd and The 77s. This info article contains spoilers and song details for Scott Derrickson’s 2025 movie on Amazon, Apple and Peacock. Check out Vague Visages’ Soundtracks of Cinema category for more soundtrack song listings.

Black Phone 2 stars Ethan Hawke as Grabber, a serial killer who returns from the dead. Mason Thames co-stars as Finn, the person responsible for eliminating the aforementioned murderer. The storyline follows the main players as they once cross paths during a bizarre 1982 reunion. Composer Atticus Derrickson (V/H/S/85) scored the 114-minute film; music supervisor Julie Sessing Turner (They/Them) selected the featured needle-drops. Here’s every song in Black Phone 2, an adaptation of Joe Hill’s 2004 short story and a sequel to the 2021 film The Black Phone.

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Black Phone 2 Soundtrack: Every Song in the 2025 Movie

• “Subways of Your Mind” by FEX (00:06:00): Gwen (Madeleine McGraw) walks outdoors with her brother, Finn, on a sidewalk. She briefly chats with Ernesto (Miguel Mora). Gwen discusses her love life with Mason and calls her sibling a “jizz mopper.” The Black Phone 2 soundtrack song continues during a transition sequence. Finn watches the program Night Flight on a television. He talks to his father, Terrence (Jeremy Davies).
• “Another Brick in the Wall (Pt. 1)” by Pink Floyd (00:23:00): Terrence speaks to Finn as the boy leaves for Alpine Lake. He says, “Finally get some peace and quiet around this place.” The track continues during a transition sequence. Ernesto drives a blue vehicle. Finn and Gwen arrive at their destination. They receive help from Mando (Demián Bichir).
• “You Don’t Scare Me” by The 77s (01:49:00): The Black Phone 2 music scores the film’s end credits.

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The Black Phone 2 soundtrack also includes:

• “The Black Phone – Opening Theme” by Mark Korven
• “Head for the Mountains (Busch)” by Gerard Alters
• “The Lord Is Good” by The End Times Quintet
• “Billy Call” by Mark Korven

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