Eclipse soundtrack review + Warner Music giveaway!!


The Eclipse soundtrack is now available in stores nationwide, and I got my copy a few days ago.

Compared to the New Moon soundtrack, I like this one better. The songs in this soundtrack felt more connected on each other. My personal favs include Sia's "My Love", The Bravery's "Ours" and Fanfarlo's "Atlas". Some songs are reminiscent of the New Moon soundtrack, except that the tone and molod is different. For example, My Love is almost like Anya Marina's Satellite Heart, but Love more romantic and less sleepy-ish sounding. The trend of featuring indie bands alongside well-known artists continues in this soundtrack, just like the Twilight and New Moon soundtrack. All in all, a great soundtrack to relax with, to jam with, or to take a drive with.

Anyway, just a rundown on the tracks featured on the soundtrack:

Eclipse (All Yours) - Metric
Neutron Star Collision (Love Is Forever) - MUSE
Ours - The Bravery
Heavy In Your Arms - Florence And The Machine
My Love - Sia
Atlas - Fanfarlo
Chop And Change - The Black Keys
Rolling In On A Burning Tire - The Dead Weather
Let's Get Lost - Beck and Bat For Lashes
Jonathan Low - Vampire Weekend
With You In My Head - UNKLE (Feat. The Black Angels)
A Million Miles An Hour - Eastern Conference Champions
Life On Earth - Band Of Horses
What Part Of Forever - Cee Lo Green
Jacob's Theme - Howard Shore
The Line - Battles (Deluxe Edition only)
How Can You Swallow So Much Sleep - Bombay Bicycle Club (Deluxe Edition only)

Haven't got your copy yet? No worries, for Warner Music is giving out 30 copies to lucky fans! 
Just answer these questions:

1. How many tracks are there on The Twilight Saga: Eclipse soundtrack?
2. Name the Beck and Bats for Lashes duet featured on the soundtrack

and finish the slogan (not more than 20 words):

The Twilight Saga: Eclipse has the biggest music bite because ... 

All entries must include the following details: full name, I.C. number, address, and phone number.

Send your entries with the subject line "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse/StarMag:Variety" via e-mail, to warnermusiccontest@gmail.com by 25th June 2010!

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