"Ending song had me on edge:" Landman soundtrack leaves fans intrigued and excited
The soundtrack of Landman has garnered significant attention, with episode nine's music sparking a wave of fan reactions online. Social media platforms are buzzing with praise for the show’s music, which has become a standout feature of the series.
One fan @ryan_waggle tweeted:
“The soundtrack for Landman, or any Taylor Sheridan show for that matter, is tremendous. Argue with a wall.”
Another @RichardDickMic5 said:
“The Landman soundtrack is unreal”
The praise continued with an X user writing:
“Landman is absolutely gas what a good show. The soundtrack has unlimited bangers and it is gangster af”
“There’s nothing sweet atm like that Landman intro soundtrack,” another X user wrote.
Other fans noted the personal connection they felt to the music, with one fan writing:
“The soundtrack to Landman honestly is just my most listened to Spotify playlist rebranded."
A fan highlighted the inclusion of well-known artists and wrote:
“Landman having Turnpike and Treaty Oak on the soundtrack automatically makes it a 10/10 show”
The consistent acclaim for the soundtrack reflects the show’s ability to use music as a powerful narrative tool. Reddit discussions and fan forums continue to analyze how the music enhances each scene and speculate on what new tracks might appear in future episodes.
Famous songs in the Landman soundtrack
The Landman soundtrack features a blend of original compositions and pre-existing tracks that enhance the storytelling. Some of the standout songs are :
- Livin’ It Up Down In Texas by Billy F. Gibbons
- Good Lord Lorrie by Turnpike Troubadours
- Dream the Night Away by Treaty Oak Revival
- Me and My Friends by Flatland Cavalry
- Wave on Wave by Pat Green
- Amarillo By Morning by George Strait
- Drunk on a Plane by Dierks Bentley
- Feathered Indians by Tyler Childers
- Tequila Sunrise by Eagles
Episode 9’s ending added an original, unreleased composition by Andrew Lockington to this list of iconic tracks. The haunting piece played during the final scene, with Tommy Norris observing a wolf or coyote.
Its melody captured the tension and mystery of the moment, leaving fans eager to learn more about the track. It was later mentioned on Reddit that the piece was written specifically for the scene and will be included in the upcoming soundtrack release.
Where Landman is in its storyline
Currently, Landman is building toward its season finale. Episode 9, titled Wolfcamp, left viewers on edge with Tommy Norris’s intense scene as he watched a wolf or coyote behind his house. This moment symbolized the escalating dangers surrounding the Norris family and the looming threats from external forces, including the cartel's retaliation.
The cartel’s actions have added a new layer of complexity to the show’s narrative. The aftermath of their retaliation leaves the family grappling with potential betrayals and mounting pressure, testing their resilience. Episode 9 also delved into the fractured relationships within the family, with shifting alliances, betrayals, and emerging loyalties creating a tense atmosphere.
Monty’s fate remains uncertain as viewers speculate about his survival following the cartel’s attack. The episode’s events have raised the stakes for the season finale, promising significant revelations and possibly altering the dynamics of the Norris family and their hold on the oil business. As tensions peak, fans eagerly await how the series will resolve its first season’s cliffhangers and prepare for its confirmed second season.
What’s next for fans
For now, viewers can only wait for the official release of the score soundtrack from episode 9. Landman’s season finale is set to air on Sunday, January 12th, on Paramount+, and a second season has already been confirmed.
Fans can stream Landman exclusively on Paramount+ and follow updates on the soundtrack release through Andrew Lockington’s social media channels.
