CREATING CHOOSE OR DIE’S EERIE SCORE
As well as the film’s toe-tapping 80s-inspired tunes, Choose or Die also features a haunting score that is the work of Liam Howlett, a member of the band The Prodigy, making his filming composing debut.

Director Toby Meakins spoke about Liam Howlett’s detailed approach to composing the score: “Liam creates everything from scratch, it’s organic, he doesn’t just pull a drone in from a plugin he actually makes it – records the sound, builds it layer by layer, his attention to detail is microscopic.

“We played them [tracks from the score] on set when we were shooting and then in post I lent heavily into Liam’s style, the darkness and tone. All the chest crushing power of his music became not just the score but also the soundscape of the film – It’s incredible and I think has an amazing texture.”

“Our approach to scoring each scene was very simple,” the director continued. “He’d ask ‘How do you want the audience to feel, what’s the emotion?’ and it’d make me break down the scene in really clear terms.”

“It was the first feature for both of us, and we were both really honest and open about what we knew and didn’t know. I feel like we helped each other through the process. It was a fantastic experience working with him, one of the big joys of making the film for me.”

So, now the question is: is it possible to listen to Liam's tracks just by watching the movie or are there any other sources?