The meter is 4/4 as best I can tell, but the emphasis on the notes are such that it sounds quite off-rhythm. The best track is easily "Pulse", which has trilling strings and rock-like drums backed by some great brass chords. He mixes low brass and light electronics in with the furious string work and varied percussion lines to build cues that are both enjoyable and absolutely intriguing. However, Tyler's knack for making the most difficult of sounds enjoyable saves what could have been an obnoxious score. The album is short, only around a half hour, but that is more than enough because the music is so violent and fast-paced. I can't manage to count them, but there is supposedly even a 19/8 meter in there somewhere.
#The hunted movie series
Furious, racing strings and pounding percussion in an astounding series of odd rhythms. The album opens with "Asymmetric Rhythms" and "Disordered Patterns" which are just that. Judging from the score, this guy must be insane. The film delves into the psyche of the killer in this psychological thrilled and Brian Tyler wrote his score to reflect the dark and confusing recesses of his mind. Starring Tommy Lee Jones and Benicio del Toro, The Hunted is a film about a trained killer (del Toro) and the man who trained him trying to hunt him down (Jones).
Brian Tyler managed to release three scores within three weeks in March 2003, each completely different: the sizzling, horror score to Darkness Falls the ethnically influenced epic Children of Dune and the most unique of the group, The Hunted.
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