In this episode we look at the score samples from Elfman’s Dark Shadows, new CD releases, new Atticus Ross assignment, cellist Maya Beiser, trailer music composing, and the new Universal fanfare.

In this episode we look at Howard Shore’s new cello concerto, Bill gives his picks for new CDs to buy, and Kevin and Bill talk about what they’ve been listening to this week. Hint: it involves James Newton Howard and Titans.

In this episode, we look at Terence Blanchard with the Detroit Symphony, John Williams composes new fanfare, Happy Birthday to Boulez and Alan Silvestri, and The Hunger Games score is released. Dan Schweiger picks his favorite March soundtracks.

In this episode, we look at Giacchino’s score to John Carter, pay respects to three artists who recently passed away, and talk about what else we have been listening to this week.

In this episode, we look at some new articles and interviews featuring Giacchino, Williams, Zimmer, and Martinez. Filmtracks has their best picks for 2011, and we discuss our thoughts on the 2012 Oscar winners.

In this episode, we look at some new articles; Williams consults for War Horse, Golijov accused of copying himself, Elfman at the Oscars. We spotlight Real in Rio, talk about Drive, and give our Oscar predictions.

In this episode we cover the Grammy winners, an Oscar song nomination, a live score performance of Return of the King, a Bear McCreary interview, a 1930s campaign against recorded film scores, as well as what Kevin and I have been listening to this week.

In this episode, we look at the rumors of a Back to the Future broadway show, John Williams’ birthday on February 8th, new CD releases, a discussion about score-less Chronicle, thoughts about Martinez’s Drive, and a Jurassic Park youtube treat.

In this episode we look at the Oscar nominations, give our own and others’ reactions to them, articles regarding recent scores, and a new score to an old film.

In this episode we look at a few composers’ upcoming projects, a James Newton Howard interview, a Clint Mansell live show, an interview with Dickon Hinchliffe, how to “Vertigo” your favorite film, Star Wars dogs, BAFTA nominees, and talk about War Horse.