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Sin City - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

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Category: Vinyl

In celebration of the 20th anniversary of Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller’s groundbreaking film adaptation of Sin City, Varèse Sarabande presents the film’s iconic, noir-soaked soundtrack with music by Rodriguez, John Debney, and Graeme Revell. Executive produced by Robert Rodriguez, this pressing marks the first-ever release of the soundtrack on vinyl.
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Stella ★★★★★

The vinyl weight is perfect — sits flat on the platter with zero warp. This pressing captures that deep, rumbling bass from the film’s score better than my old CD ever could.

Matthew X. ★★★★★

The 20th anniversary pressing feels like the right tribute—that noir-soaked atmosphere comes through beautifully on wax, and I caught myself just staring at the sleeve during the quieter tracks. The mix sits perfectly between gritty and cinematic, exactly how the film sounded in theaters.

Benjamin O. ★★★★★

The vinyl sleeve has that heavy, matte noir feel that fits the film’s shadowy vibe, and the bass on "Sin City" thumps just right on my turntable. It’s been twenty years and this still sounds like it’s straight out of a smoky dive bar.