Floppy Drives and Electric Violin: The Music of REVOLT @bearmccreary
Floppy Drives and Electric Violin: The Music of REVOLT  @bearmccreary
Uploaded November 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
How do you score a film with rattling floppy disc drives and an electric violin? Composer Bear McCreary and director Joe Miale discuss their unusual musical approach for Revolt. Also featuring Jonathan Snipes (of the experimental hip hop group clipping.) and Paul Cartwright (electric violin).

Revolt is a science fiction action film starring Lee Pace, opening in select theaters nationally on Friday, with a simultaneous digital release on iTunes and other platforms. The original soundtrack album is available now from Sparks and Shadows, at iTunes, Amazon, Spotify, or your favorite digital retailer.

For more information, check out the composer's blog:
bearmccreary.com

Cinematographer: Chris Saul
Editor: Alec Siegel
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Floppy Drives and Electric Violin: The Music of REVOLT

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