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Who's Watching - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

15 PASSENGER · SKU: 15P011C

Pop • Soundtrack

Preorder • 30 Oct 2026

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Mint (M)

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Mint (M)

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1x Vinyl 12" 12inch

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RED OPAQUE VINYL

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The original motion picture soundtrack for Tim Kasher’s (Cursive, The Good Life) new directorial effort Who’s Watching–set to arrive in select theaters and on digital platforms on September 18, 2026, via Dark Sky Films–will be released on October 30, 2026, via 15 Passenger Records. The 13-song collection is split into a side A that contains songs by Toxic Cock Syndrome and a side B that holds the score, as well as a new Cursive song, “Wounded Animal.” Just WHO is Toxic Cock Syndrome? A metal “band” featured prominently throughout the film: Caleb Sampson (played by Zachary Ray Sherman) on bass, Chris (played by Radkey’s Darrion Lewis) on guitar/vocals, and Tony (played by Radkey’s Isaiah Radke) on drums. Their intentionally odd, aggressive, and immature songs serve as a window into the disturbed protagonist of the film–a darkly humorous and unsettling psychological horror thriller about the male gaze that subverts both stalker and found footage tropes. In reality, Toxic Cock Syndrome’s songs were performed by: Kasher (guitar/backing vocals), Radke (vocals), Lewis (guitar), Jonah Ray (drums), and Josh Ethier (bass). The five instrumentals of the score, meanwhile, are eerie, evocative, and at times even strangely beautiful. It all culminates with “Wounded Animal,” Cursive’s first new music since their 2024 album Devourer (Run For Cover Records); taut and simmering, the song plays over the film’s closing credits, slowly intensifying into a cathartic, soaring conclusion. ‘Who’s Watching,’ written and directed by Tim Kasher, tells the story of an eccentric loner obsessed with making a film about his unwitting coworker, secretly recording every aspect of her life until the project spirals into something far more dangerous than he anticipated.

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