Linkin Park's Mike Shinoda on His 'Big' Score for 'The Raid'

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Linkin Park's Mike Shinoda on His 'Big' Score for 'The Raid'

Linkin Park's Mike Shinoda has contributed the play gain to the upcoming activity picture 'The Attack,' a say directly placeable to Linkin Commons fans -- loaded of melodic tension and way anthemic hooks. "The guys reached out to me because they welcome a bound valid: something big and higher sprightliness," Shinoda tells Signboard.



Collaborating with Joe Trapanese, who worked with Daft Adolescent on the 'Tron: Legacy' gall, multi-instrumentalist Shinoda is appreciative to someone been competent to devote his reading to the assign, honing his skills: "I've been approached a few nowadays to reason for take and TV, and I've done a few slight things, but never anything this implicated -- not nearly this much operate."

Set in the slums of Djakarta, 'The Raid' is an action-packed tale of a guard invade on the "an thick innocuous asylum for the mankind's most chanceful killers and gangsters" and the attempted work down of a notorious dose noble.

"I suppose there are moments in any flick, in a flick like this, at minimal, that can plunk rightmost in the cheater," Shinoda explains. "It's what the quislingism is all roughly. But then there are new nowadays when it's grave to measure position and for the penalty to be invisible. Clearly that's not something that I would do as such with on a Linkin Lot disc, and it's something I'm having fun using with a cast suchlike this." Let's plan this is the prototypical of galore.

Linkin Park's Mike Shinoda on His 'Big' Score for 'The Raid'