在聆听该团的第二张专辑《Those Who Tell the Truth Shall Die》之时，我承认有部分的片段令我联想到了Godspeed You Black Emperor！那种荒凉颓败的景象顿时在我脑海中浮现，但是Explosions in the Sky的凉颓败的景象顿时在我脑海中浮现，但是Explosions in the Sky的音乐比起Godspeed来又多了一份粗糙原始的情感，那种急速的爆炸声响甚至比Mogwai的Feedback音墙更具渲染力。但是千万不要以为他们仅仅是玩弄音箱及效果器的乐团，Explsions in the Sky在爆炸与爆炸之间的铺陈弹奏，那种极有感情的音符，远远的摆脱了一大票後摇滚乐团。不得不承认这张作品是令我痛哭流涕的杰作。如果你还没听过Explosions in the Sky，就去找来听吧，文字，老早已经不再重要，重要的是让你的听觉沉溺在音符中，去感受他们想要告诉你的故事。 音乐不断的从耳机里面传来，天使，走了吗？就算天使早已远离，战争早已结束，那种酷似吗啡的药效，仍然在我的血液里残存著。 Opening October 15th nationwide, Friday Night Lights (a Universal picture starring Billy Bob Thornton and Tim McGraw, based on the best-selling book of the same name) features an original score by Temporary Residence top-seller Explosions In The Sky! The film chronicles the entire 1988 season of a high school football team from Odessa, TX (adjacent to Explosions In The Sky's hometown of Midland, TX). It focuses on the ongoing financial and emotional struggles of a small town that places all of its hopes on the team's chances at winning the state championship. The Universal soundtrack - scheduled for release October 5 - includes Explosions In The Sky's score, as well as a new Faith Hill/Tim McGraw duet and a new track by No Doubt's Gwen Stefani. Universal estimates the soundtrack will top one million copies sold by Christmas 2004. It is expected to debut in Billboard's Top 10. "Have You Passed Through This Night," from Those Who Tell the Truth Shall Die... is featured in the film's trailer, which began airing in theaters nationwide June 11. The trailer began airing on national television during the Olympic Games