After cutting his teeth with industrial battlers SPK, New Zealand native Graeme Revell grew into an influential composer whose dark-hearted movie music spans outsider electronics, immersive soundscapes, choral ambience, and action-packed climaxes. He elevated a run of cult classics before his woozy, pervasive score for 1994's The Crow became an instant career-changer. Since then, Revell's vivid vision has anchored many of Hollywood's most uncompromising genre flicks, from high-concept sci-fi bleakness like The Matrix and Pitch Black to delightfully nasty crime sagas like Blow and Sin City.