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Rob Lord (born 1966) [1] is a British film and television composer working primarily between the UK and the US.
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Rob Lord (born 1966) [1] is a British film and television composer working primarily between the UK and the US.
| Title | Company | Notes |
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| Apartment 12 | Six Feet Under Films | Theme song Down Down Down by Lord. |
| Slipstream | MPCA | Full score. |
| Pumpkinhead 3 Ashes To Ashes | MPCA | Full Score. |
| Pumpkinhead 4 Blood Feud | MPCA | Full score. |
| The Fallow Field | Industryworks Pictures | Original music. |
| Writer’s Retreat | Moli Films | Full score And songs. |
| Dance Camp | Awesomeness Pictures | Score. |
| Troop Zero | Amazon Studios | Full Score and songs. |
| I Am Durán | Universal Pictures | Full Score. |
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