TRON: Ares cover artwork

Halo 36

TRON: Ares

United States release September 19, 2025

TRON: Ares is the first feature-film score credited to Nine Inch Nails rather than to Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross. The soundtrack uses synthesizers, programmed percussion, distorted guitars, and quieter ambient cues.

The album was released as Halo 36 and accompanies the film’s movement between the digital Grid and the physical world. “As Alive as You Need Me to Be” was released separately before the full soundtrack.

Label
Interscope Records
Formats
Digital, CD and vinyl

Release Guide

Release Details

Release type
Original motion picture soundtrack
Artist
Nine Inch Nails
Primary catalog
Halo 36
Contents
24 tracks
Track Listing 2025 original track listing
  1. Init
  2. Forked Reality
  3. As Alive as You Need Me to Be
  4. Echoes
  5. This Changes Everything
  6. In The Image Of
  7. I Know You Can Feel It
  8. Permanence
  9. Infiltrator
  10. 100% Expendable
  11. Still Remains
  12. Who Wants To Live Forever? (feat. Judeline)
  13. Building Better Worlds
  14. Target Identified
  15. Daemonize
  16. Empathetic Response
  17. What Have You Done?
  18. A Question Of Trust
  19. Ghost In The Machine
  20. No Going Back
  21. Nemesis
  22. New Directive
  23. Out In The World
  24. Shadow Over Me
Credits & Production Principal release credits
Primary artist
Nine Inch Nails
Written and produced by
Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross
Screen project
TRON: Ares
Release label
Interscope Records
Major Editions Documented release formats

2025 / Original release

Issued by Interscope Records in digital, CD and vinyl editions with a 24-track program.

About the Release Recording, artwork, and release history

Halo and score

The release is simultaneously a Nine Inch Nails Halo and the original motion picture soundtrack, joining the primary catalog to screen composition.

Connected song

As Alive as You Need Me to Be introduces the soundtrack through a standalone Halo relationship before the complete program.

Remix continuation

TRON Ares: Divergence reworks the score as a separate remix album with its own collaborators, sequence and catalog identity.

Sources & Further Reading Page-specific references
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