Netflix's new The Electric State soundtrack features songs from The Clash, Danzig and more

Netflix's latest adventure movie, The Electric State, stars Millie Bobby Brown of Stranger Things and Chris Pratt of Guardians of the Galaxy. The story is set in an alternate version of the 1990s, a world vastly different from the real version of that decade. The setting may differ, but the music is still the same, and this soundtrack features some great ones.

The story is based on Simon Stålenhag's graphic novel and follows Michelle (Brown), an orphan searching for her brother Christopher (Woody Norman), whom she believed to be dead, with Keats (Pratt), a smuggler. The catch is that the world is overrun by once peaceful sentient robots who became hostile after a failed uprising.

The movie was directed by the Russo Brothers with a screenplay by the duo of Christoper Markus and Stephen McFeely, who previously collaborated on Marvel's Infinity War and Endgame movies. Critics have been harsh in their opinions of the movie, but Netflix viewers are excited for it, as it is #1 in movies on the streamer this week.

What are the songs in The Electric State?

The movie is set in an apocalyptic 1990s, but the music spans generations. The oldest song featured is Jack Norworth and Albert Von Tizier's 1908 song "Take Me Out To The Ball Game," which, among others, is performed by a piano-playing Taco Robot in the movie. The newest song comes from The Flaming Lips single “Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots Pt. 1," released in 2002.

• “Mary Jane’s Last Dance” by Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers (1993)
• “Mother” by Danzig (1988)
• “I Fought The Law” By The Clash (1977)
• “Sound Off (Duckworth Chant)” by Willie Lee Duckworth and Bernard Lentz (1944)
• “Take Me To The River” by AI L. Green and Mabon Lewis Hodges (Performed by The Studio Musicians) (1974)
• “Tornerai” by Trio Lescano e Quartetto Funaro (1937)
• “Calcutta [Nicolette]” by Hans Bradtke and Heine Gaze (1959)
• “Honey Won’t You Listen” Written by C.R. Hagin (Performed by Roy Wayne -1996)
• “Good Vibrations” Performed by Marky Mark and The Funky Bunch (1991)
• “Every Rose Has Its Thorn” Performed by Piano-Playing Taco Robot, Written by Bobby Dall, C.C. Deville, Bret Michaels, and Rikki Rockett (1988)
• “Take Me Out To The Ballgame” Performed by Piano-Playing Taco Robot, Written by Jack Norworth and Albert Von Tizier (1908)
• “Don’t Stop Believin’” Performed by Piano-Playing Taco Robot, Written by Steve Perry, Neal Schon and Jonathan Cain (1981)
• “Breaking the Law” Performed by Judas Priest, Written by Glenn Tipton, Robert Halford and KK Downing (1980)
• “I Will Survive” Performed by Piano-Playing Taco Robot, Written by Frederick J. Perren and Dino Fekaris (1978)
• “Wonderwall” Performed by Piano-Playing Taco Robot, Written by Noel Gallagher (1995)
• “Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots Pt. 1," Performed by The Flaming Lips (2002)

Even though these songs were released across multiple decades, they all fit perfectly into their selected scenes from the movie.

It is a fun adventure featuring the talents of Brown, Pratt, Norman, Jason Alexander, Ke Huy Quan, Martin Klebba, Giancarlo Esposito, Stanley Tucci, and Kurt Loder.

Many other actors lent their voice talents in the film, including Woody Harrelson as Mr. Peanut, Anthony Mackie as Herman, Brian Cox as Popfly, Jenny Slate as Penny Pal, Hank Azaria as Perplexo, Colman Domingo as Wolfe, Alan Tudyk as Cosmo, and Billy Bob Thornton in an uncredited role.

Check out the Spotify curated playlist of The Electric State soundtrack below.