MIKE PATTON Scores Feature Film

February 24, 2009

GlideMagazine.com reports that Mike Patton (FANTÔMAS, FAITH NO MORE, MR. BUNGLE, PEEPING TOM, MONDO CANE) has just completed his first major motion film score for the film "Crank 2: High Voltage", due out on April 17.

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.

Patton created the music during a late 2008 session at 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.

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