The music is Superman all over just in the way it hopefully, heroically sounds, and we’ve only heard the theme for two minutes so far. Just you wait ’til it flies.ĭramatic percussion opens Oil Rig, with tense electronics arriving a few seconds later to hammer the now rather frantic action style home. At only ninety seconds long the track doesn’t get too far with these ideas, though a strained, roughened main Man Of Steel theme does break through the tension for a small dash of heroism just before the track rapidly ends.
Things then slow right back down in Sent Here For A Reason, with the gentle atmosphere returning and a quietly hopeful main theme playing on a piano. At about a minute and a half in, electronics arrive and the theme once again begins to rise, with brass then raising it to near epic levels. This doesn’t last for long though as the music fades back down and the piano returns to play the theme once again in a quietly melancholic fashion as the music draws to a close. This pensivity then continues at the start of DNA, with Zimmer introducing a new theme into the score – a mournful piece for Superman’s destroyed home planet, Krypton. The motif plays somewhat gloomily on strings for the first minute of the cue before the war drums from Oil Rig then return for a few further minutes of tense action score with the main theme also playing in particularly ferocious form.
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