Jim Jarmusch & Anika – Father Mother Sister Brother OST – Limited Magenta Vinyl LP
Jim Jarmusch & Anika – Father Mother Sister Brother OST – Limited Magenta Vinyl LP

Jim Jarmusch & Anika – Father Mother Sister Brother OST – Limited Magenta Vinyl LP


Limited pressing of Jim Jarmusch & Anika's score to Father Mother Sister Brother (Original Music From The Film) on Magenta Vinyl LP by Sacred Bones Records.

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Winner of the Golden Lion Best Film prize at the 2025 Venice Film Festival, Father Mother Sister Brother is the eagerly-awaited new film from Jim Jarmusch, featuring the collaborative soundtrack by Anika and Jim Jarmusch. Funny, tender and astutely observed, this is an intimate exploration of the universal intricacies of family dynamics. Starring Tom Waits, Adam Driver, Mayim Bialik, Charlotte Rampling, Cate Blanchett, Vicky Krieps, Indya Moore and Luka Sabbat.

Jim Jarmusch and Anika first crossed paths at the Sacred Bones 15th Anniversary celebration in 2022, where both Anika and SQÜRL performed. Jim was immediately struck by Anika’s performance, while Anika admired Jim as a mentor who had stayed true to his unique vision throughout his career. This mutual respect led to a creative collaboration, which culminated in the haunting soundtrack for Jarmusch’s film Father Mother Sister Brother. 

Jim first invited Anika to record a cover of Jackson Browne’s "These Days," inspired by Nico’s iconic version. This fully arranged track, prepared by Anika and featuring the Kaleidoskop string quartet, was recorded in Berlin and appears as a bonus track on the album as “These Days (Berlin Version)”. Jim later mixed a more minimal version of the song, adding several electric guitar tracks. While in Berlin, Jim revealed to Anika that the only preexisting track in the film would be Dusty Springfield’s “Spooky.” Anika, who had performed a live version, suggested they cover it. The stripped-back version they created—featuring just vocals, upright bass, finger snaps, and a distorted organ riff—was chosen to open the film’s credits. 

Beyond these covers, much of the film’s score was born out of improvisation. Jim and Anika spent hours improvising together, leading to a second round of recordings in Berlin, where Anika played Wurlitzer and electric guitar and Jim contributed affected electric guitars. Upon returning to New York, Jim shaped these recordings into the short, evocative instrumental pieces that became the film’s score. The very final touches were completed during a residency Jim and Anika spent together in Paris via the Pompidou Center.   

The music for Father Mother Sister Brother is an experimental, collaborative soundscape, not meant to center around or define a single character. Instead, it’s atmospheric, like the air invisibly surrounding the characters.  

The movie lands in US theaters December 24. Coming soon to the UK, Latin America, Turkey, Canada, Benelux, Ireland, India & more via MUBI. 

  1. Spooky
  2. Disorder
  3. Skaters (Short Version)
  4. The Lake 1
  5. The Lake 2
  6. The World in Reverse
  7. Afterwards
  8. Order
  9. Twins
  10. Skaters
  11. Return
  12. Emptiness
  13. These Days
  14. Jetlag
  15. Paris Bleu
  16. These Days (Berlin Version)

Sacred Bones Records – SBR370lp-C3
UPC: 843563186855
Release Date 11/14/2025


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