We all know Hollywood likes to copy itself  (and then copy the copies of itself) So in this post-TRON world we live in, if you’re a major ’90s electronic act and you’re not scoring a film, then there’s something sorely lacking. Next up is Basement Jaxx, who have done the score for the new British horror-sci-fi-comedy film, Attack The Block, about aliens who attack a coucil estate (ie- the projects) in South London.

The first tune from the Jaxx, “The End,” sounds a great deal like their other recent work, blending dubstep beats with some classic carnival-esq Jaxx noise, like whistles and bagpipes.

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