We know you were expecting Leon the Professional, but after watching half of it and then showering eight or nine times, Krueger decided on something a little more "treasured childhood memory" and a little less "jail the director". It's 1963's The Sword in the Stone, with music by George Bruns and songs by the legendary Sherman Brothers. A RARE KRUEGER WARNING: We spend some time at the top talking about Leon: The Professional and why Krueger decided not to do the movie, so if you don't have space for Redacted-Redacted's grossness, feel free to skip ahead to around the 5 minute mark.

This week, we'll live to see you enjoy the score, but we hope you leave room for our podcast, because we're going to ram it into your earholes and break your goddamned brain! Okay, that was very aggressive, but can you blame us? It's The Running Man, with music by Harold Faltermeyer!

This week, the boys go hunting for a stolen nuclear weapon that we must insist you STOP SHOOTING AT. It's Broken Arrow, with a classic 90s score by Uncle Hans Zimmer!

It's Jay's birthday, and that can mean only one thing: it's time to grab a satchel full of wildly-impratical gadgets and don your best leisure wear, because it's Live and Let Die, featuring music by George Martin and a Bond song courtesy of Paul and Linda McCartney!

Well, we all knew this was coming. Back in January we announced we'd be more-or-less retiring the Patreon and threading our specials back onto the main feed, and we're staying true to our word. Back in September 2019 we visited our favourite PC game music from our youths through to today, and this week we're jumping back in. Join us for an extended in-person chat about the music of the games we're playing!

Six months ago, Aaron and Krueger embarked on a great adventure: a limited series deep dive into the iconic miniseries Band of Brothers, brought to you by Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks, with music by Michael "The K-Man" Kamen. Today, we continue that journey. Welcome to POD OF BROTHERS, episode two! THIS WEEK: E03 CARENTAN / E04 REPLACEMENTS

Just in time for St. Patrick's Day, the boys venture back to the Emerald Isle with playwright-turned-director Martin McDonagh in his fourth-ever feature film, 2022's bleakly gorgeous The Banshees of Inisherin, featuring truly incredible performances by Colin Farrell's eyebrows and Brendan Gleeson's fingers, not to mention a very unusual Oscar-nominated score by Carter Burwell.

WE DON'T LOSE! WE WIN! THAT'S WHAT WE DO! This week on comPOSERS we ruminate on Milton, Faust, and most importantly: Pacino. It's The Devil's Advocate, with music by James Newton Howard!

This week, we bid farewell to another Soundtrack Appreciation Month with a nod to (arguably?) the most famous accordion player ever. It's Weird: The Al Yankovic Story (2022) with music by the man himself and underscoring by Leo Birenberg and Zach Robinson.

Soundtrack month wouldn't be complete without Edgar Wright! This week, the boys cover the third and final installment of the Cornetto Trilogy while discussing the merits of pub crawls and thrill to a Madchester soundtrack, not to mention some great classic score elements from the one and only Steven Price. Get free, get loaded, and have a good time: it's the World's End!