'The stunning soundtrack from Pete Travis' fantastic 3D epic Dredd is scored by the award-winning Paul Leonard-Morgan (Limitless, Spooks/ MI5). The edgy, industrial soundtrack sets the perfect tone for the bleak metropolis of mega-city one in the 'relentlessly entertaining' movie. The 2000 AD hero is given a mission by the chief judge - to road test a rookie Judge, the powerful psychic Cassandra Anderson. The judges head for a seemingly routine homicide in the notorious peach trees mega-block, a 200-storey vertical slum run by the pitiless ma-ma clan. When the Judges attempt to arrest one of ma-ma's chief henchmen, v shuts down the entire building and orders her clan to hunt the judges down - leaving the two judges in a vicious and relentless fight for survival. Paul Leonard-Morgan has collaborated as a producer and arranger with artists such as Snow Patrol, Belle & Sebastian, Craig Armstrong, Nada Surf and Mogwai; and has most recently worked alongside producer Mark 'Spike' Stent on No Doubt's highly-anticipated new album. Paul was honoured by the US Olympic Committee when chosen to compose the official US Olympic Team Anthem, an honour previously held by John Williams.