The Backrooms soundtrack includes music by Jeffrey Innes, The Caretaker and Boards of Canada. This info article contains spoilers and song details for Kane Parson’s 2006 movie on Amazon and Apple. Check out Vague Visages’ Soundtracks of Cinema category for more soundtrack song listings.
Backrooms stars Chiwetel Ejiofor as Clark, a furniture store owner. Renate Reinsve co-stars as Mary, the protagonist’s therapist. The storyline follows Clark as his life spirals out of control while investigating strange spaces within his store. Director Kane Parsons and composer Edo Van Breemen (The Monkey) scored the 110-minute film; music supervisor Natasha Duprey (The Monkey) picked the featured needle-drops. Here’s every song in Backrooms, an adaptation of the web series.
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- “Café Bossa” by Jeffrey Innes (01:03:00): Mary enters Clark’s furniture store. Bossa nova music plays as she looks around the building. The Backrooms soundtrack song continues as Mary calls out to Clark. Meanwhile, a fly buzzes within the store. Mary continues calling out for Clark as lights flicker.
- “B1 — All That Follows Is True” by The Caretaker (01:12:00): Clark chokes Mary and then apologizes. He says, “This is for your own good.” The Backrooms music continues during a transition sequence. A 1920s-era jazz tune plays during a flashback scene as Young Mary (Ember Ambrose) stares at Nora (Krista Kosonen) sitting in a hospital wheelchair. A nurse (Sarah Hayward) looks after the patient. Young Mary then appears sitting against a wall in a home.
- “The Word Becomes Flesh” by Boards of Canada (01:43:00): The Backrooms music scores the film’s end credits.
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The Backrooms soundtrack also includes:
- “Eyes of a Stranger” by Payolas
- “Lounge Lizard Piano Dream” by MX47
- “Ulterior Motives” by Who’s Who? and Christopher Saint
- “Country Capers” by Gerry Shury, Frank McDonald, Chris Rae and Barry De Souza/APM Production Music
- “Greetings in 55 Languages” from NASA’s Voyager 1 Golden Record
- “Feliz Navidad” by Jeffrey Innes
- “Moonchild” by Klaus Doldinger
- “You Can’t Forget” by Joe Ross/APM Production Music
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