The music of the 2000s film scores reflects a period of violent transition, showcasing the endless possibilities and diverse styles that defined the decade.
Despite the absence of a single unifying sound in the 2000s, the era produced significant musical contributions from established masters and emerging artists alike.
Composers like John Williams and Howard Shore, along with iconoclasts like Jonny Greenwood and Nick Cave, redefined the film score landscape by blending different musical elements.
The 2000s saw the rise of independent labels, allowing innovative bands to reshape movie scores, expanding the traditional boundaries of cinematic music.
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