LOS ANGELES, Feb. 24 -- Mike Patton (Fantômas, Faith No More, Mr. Bungle, Peeping Tom and the forthcoming Mondo Cane amongst others) has just completed his first major motion film score for the film “Crank 2: High Voltage” (Apr. 17 release).

While Patton has often dabbled in film whether it was lending his voice to the creatures in “I Am Legend”, his score for the indie film noir short “A Perfect Place” or Fantômas’ film scoring interpretation via The Director’s Cut, this marks his first proper film score.

Created during the latter half of 2008, Patton holed up in a Los Angeles studio and eliminated all other projects during the recording, a point worth noting as he is well known for being one of modern music’s most prolific artists.

Patton has also provided vocals to several videogames including “Bionic Commando,” “Portal,” “Left 4 Dead,” and “The Darkness.” He also lent his voice to Adult Swim’s Metalocalypse (character name: Rikki Kix). Patton just wrapped up a trek across Australia with Fantômas as part of the Big Day Out festival. His upcoming schedule includes a performance with labelmates Zu (Mar. 19 @ Great American Music Hall in San Francisco), the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival on Apr. 17 with Rahzel (ex-Roots beatboxer) and the highly anticipated reunion tour with Faith No More in Europe this summer.

nice

I bet it will suck

Well aren't you just a debby downer.

I need to listen to Tomahawk's "Anonymous" again.

FIXED!

Mike Patton = queer

I like his weird noises!

Should be interesting to see

watching this on xbox netflix right now.. pretty funny, not sure if its sposed to be

the red camera technology is amazing

actually, yeah it's sposed to be funny

also the soundtrack suits the flick

red camera as in the company with scarlet cameras? i want one of those in 4K with nikon mount. 17K later...

yeah red developed the epic and the scarlet, it's pretty insane how great the epic looks

it is more like military gear and less like a camera. one thing well two things i dont like about red is that you can never tell what is available cause they announce cameras years before they are available and if you rent them, they usually com with a technician, a camera op and computers.

I'm only 25 minutes into this and it's clearly the greatest movie ever made.