TRON: Ares (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
4.6 | 341 ratings
Price: 13.97
Last update: 01-13-2026
Product details
- Language : English
- Product Dimensions : 5.51 x 5.12 x 0.12 inches; 0.35 ounces
- Manufacturer : The Null Corporation/Interscope
- Original Release Date : 2025
- Date First Available : July 19, 2025
- Label : The Null Corporation/Interscope
- ASIN : B0FHSJF18H
- Number of discs : 1
- Best Sellers Rank:#338 in CDs & Vinyl (See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl)
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- Customer Reviews:4.54.5 out of 5 stars(249)
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- Strategosawesome music. Terrible packagingFirst of all I am NOT a fan of this band. At all. Never bought any of their other music and never will. However!
If you liked Daft Punk music for Tron Legacy this is very much it's evil twin.
Darker. More aggressive. More angry. Harsh tones. Distortion instead of pure tones.
While this score does not feel wholely original nor more of the same, I believe it's for the best. It feels like Tron Legacy but different.
This is fantastic listening. Great workout music, or night driving music.
If you love VaporWave or electronic music you ought to love this.
The record itself is pristine quality and clear as crystal sound.
Unfortunately the packaging is terrible. Bland cover art. TERRIBLE gatefold image (what a wasted opportunity!!!). Bland back. Liner notes are a NIN logo and a tiny disc credits.
Even Tron Legacy vinyl at least had some lovely liner notes.
Buy this for the music not the presentation. - ThunderHawkNIN delivers a few intense songs with vocals on par with The Hand that FeedsIt's great that Trent Reznor, Ross of Nine Inch Nails was hired to create the score for Tron Ares. It's a solid album with effective, cool electronic melodies, with what sounds like no or minimal guitar work. Strongest and favorite tracks are the ones that really take an aggressive approach, including As Alive As You Need Me to Be (Vocals), I Know You Can Feel It (Vocals) (which builds up intensity later), Init, Target Identified, A Question of Trust and Infiltrator, New Directive, and Shadow Over Me (Vocals).
Some more atmospheric, haunting tracks include Daemonize, Forked Reality, Empathetic Response, What Have You Done, Nemesis, and Out of This World.
Trent is strongest when he's aggressively singing or talking, like with As Alive or I Know You Can. The score sounds great at times, and other times cools down to a slower pace to match the movie's moments. A female vocal on Who Wants to Live Forever overpowers Trent's gentle singing vocals easily, which may be intentional. Other slower tracks are more bare bones and stripped down to a basic synth melody. Echoes is a softly played piano themed song.
As a whole, NIN's Tron Ares has the trademark sound of NIN, and delivers a few intense songs with vocals on par with The Hand that Feeds or The Fragile in my opinion, getting NIN on track with what has been overdue for the musical act. A welcome return for Nine Inch Nails. - M.KingLove NIN!Another great purchase for NIN fans. The Peel It Back tour is incredible and a perfect tie-in with the Tron Ares movie release. The movie is also very good. Well worth watching in IMAX 3D. Absolutely love this movie soundtrack. Trent has done it again!
- Rockin BonesNIN is back. Amazing Soundtrack. Listen to it in it’s entiretyLong-time NIN fan. Love this NIN Soundtrack! Spun it 3 times now, very excited for this movie. 24 tracks, Yessss. Best in it’s entirety as an album! I think they are finally going to get Tron the film right! Only complaint is on the CD package, the barcode sticker is hard to get off and covers the last track title, should have gone on outside of cellophane. No Biggie!
- Sven the EducatedI been missing the NiNIt is great! Alot are just music and some with vocals.
- ed havensExcellent Music - Perfection From Nine Inch NailsExcellent Music and Vibe from Nine Inch Nails, it's perfect for putting on and listening to the movie scenes in your mind!
- Joe K.Nice CD, terrible caseThankfully the disc for this is pressed and not dye based like a lot of recent releases. Although that should be expected for a retail release it’s just often not the case any more. I wish more albums came with plastic jewel cases instead of cardboard. This one in particular isn’t great because for some reason it was left open on both sides and the center. When I first opened the album, both the disc and insert fell to the floor. It’s not a dealbreaker but it’s a strange design that’s pretty clumsy.
- Amazon CustomerExcellent soundtrackAbsolutely loved the music in the theater, glad to have a copy. Came in perfect condition. I don't have loads have CDs, but when I find a banger you know I've got to pick one up.