The official track list for of the Soundtrack for New Moon has been released, and it is an absolutely doozy! This is quite possibly the soundtrack of the year.

Even those who thumb their nose up at the Twilight phenomenon are going to be checking this one out. Critical darlings Grizzly Bear, Radiohead legend Thom Yorke, rockers The Killers and Muse are just some of the treats awaiting the phenomenon of a soundtrack. Here’s the full list–

• 1. Death Cab For Cutie – “Meet Me On The Equinox”
• 2. Band Of Skulls – “Friends”
• 3. Thom Yorke – “Hearing Damage”
• 4. Lykke Li – “Possibility”
• 5. The Killers – “A White Demon Love Song”
• 6. Anya Marina – “Satellite Heart”
• 7. Muse – “I Belong To You (New Moon)”
• 8. Bon Iver and St. Vincent – “Roslyn”
• 9. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club – “Done All Wrong”\
• 10. Hurricane Bells – “Monsters”
• 11. Sea Wolf – “The Violet Hour”
• 12. OK Go – “Shooting The Moon”
• 13. Grizzly Bear – “Slow Life”
• 14. Editors – “No Sound But The Wind”
• 15. Alexandre Desplat – “New Moon (The Meadow)”

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Check after the break from the Rolling Stone perspective.

In addition to Death Cab for Cutie’s first single “Meet Me on the Equinox,” the soundtrack will also feature contributions from Radiohead’s Thom Yorke, Muse, Grizzly Bear, Bon Iver (who duets with fellow Breaking artist St. Vincent) and the Killers.

As it turns out, Yorke’s song on the New Moon soundtrack is neither of the two tracks featured on his new single “Feeling Pulled Apart By Horses” b/w “The Hollow Earth,” as the Radiohead frontman has recorded a new song called “Hearing Damage” for the disc, which is out October 20th, a month to the day before New Moon hits theaters. The Killers also provided a new track called “A White Demon Love Song,” while Muse remixed their The Resistance song “I Belong to You for the soundtrack.

New Moon will also feature new music from Lykke Li, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Band of Skulls, Sea Wolf, Hurricane Bells, Anya Marina, Editors and the film’s composer Alexandre Desplat. OK Go, who gave the film a new track called “Shooting the Moon,” talked to Rolling Stone earlier this year about their song, which they described as a sad song written from the perspective of an astronaut.

[Source: Rolling Stone]