Not all amusement parks are fun and games, especially when they play The Twits Soundtrack through their speaker system. The soundtrack is the perfect sound for the never-ending battle between cruelty and empathy, and now you can take it with you.
Netflix released the Twits Soundtrack on October 16, 2025, to coincide with the movie’s release. They also plan to release the 39-track album on vinyl in May 2026.
Netflix used it extensively to promote the film. So, the album has a lot of hype surrounding it. However, does it live up to that hype? Keep reading to find out.
Netflix Released the Twits Soundtrack.
When the world’s meanest, smelliest, nastiest people take over their city, two brave children must rise and save the day. Along the way, they must overcome the disgusting, dangerous, and idiotic challenges the Twits throw their way.
The Twits Soundtrack brings this hysterically funny, wild ride to life, creating a soundtrack for our times. Netflix gave Talking Heads’ David Byrne and Paramore’s Hayley Williams the monumental task of making it, including the movie’s end title song, “Open the Door,” together.
Netflix was so proud of their work that they released the soundtrack, along with the film, on October 17, 2025. They also released “Open the Door” as a single.
Click here to listen to The Twits Soundtrack now.
The Twits on Vinyl
On February 6, 2026, Netflix and Mutant Records announced they would release The Twits soundtrack on vinyl, including a few additional demo tracks. The record is already available for pre-order with a shipping date of May 29, 2026. However, it will only be a limited release.
The Twits Soundtrack Track List
Netflix’s The Twits Soundtrack incorporates 39 tracks of original music composed by Julian, Byrne, and Williams. These tracks include the end title song, “Open the Door”, as well as the songs performed by the cast of the Netflix movie.
Here’s the track list:
- Open the Door – David Byrne & Hayley Williams (3:21)
- We’re Not Like Ev’ryone Else – Margo Martindale & Euan Morton (2:49)
- The Problem Is You – Margo Martindale & Euan Morton (1:46)
- Lullaby – Natalie Portman (2:05)
- Not Normal People (0:59)
- Muggle-Wumps Discovered (2:02)
- Muggle-Wumps Escape (1:03)
- Sweet Toed Toad (1:22)
- Cook You in a Pie (0:46)
- Condemed Park (0:31)
- Florbnorbles (0:50)
- Trick Me (feat. Lloyd Wade) (2:57)
- The Twits Steal Loos (0:37)
- Magical Tears (1:39)
- Muggle-Wump Party (1:26)
- Back in Business (1:47)
- The Twits Get Arrested (1:11)
- Riot (0:48)
- I’ve Got Your Back (1:40)
- The Twits Scheme (1:17)
- Hiding Under the Bed (1:00)
- The Twits on the Stairs (1:05)
- Mouldy Leftovers (0:55)
- The Twits Bake a Cake (0:35)
- Beesha Comes Back (2:50)
- Not on My Watch (0:56)
- Voice Changer 30000 (0:48)
- Stealing the Orphanage (1:57)
- Family Toad (0:45)
- Twitlandia – Erika Dapkewicz (0:56)
- The Twit Family Extravaganza (0:43)
- Making an Escape (1:02)
- Honest Twits (0:58)
- Fireworks (feat. Ella Taylor) (0:54)
- Upside Down (2:52)
- The Dreaded Shrinks (0:48)
- Saving the Twits (1:05)
- Hate Is Easy (0:39)
- Goodbye to the Twits (1:56)
Soundtrack Review
The album begins with the ending song. That’s not surprising since it’s the single. However, it wouldn’t be my choice for an opener. It feels like the ending song that it is. It sounds wholesome, but it doesn’t draw you in for more.
However, the movie’s songs are even worse. The actors can’t sing and sound awful, and the music doesn’t work as standalone songs. They only work when played with their associated scenes, and nowhere else. Although they might work with kids.
On the other hand, the score tracks feel epic. On their own, they sound generic, but that works to their advantage, allowing them to work in different situations. You can almost imagine the movie as you listen to them. As a result, they were more successful at making me want to see the film than the songs.
Where Can You Find The Twits Soundtrack
Netflix released the entire soundtrack album on October 15, 2026, to all major digital music stores. However, they released the single for “Open the Door” a week earlier. They also have plans to release the soundtrack on vinyl on May 29, 2026.
Here are a few places where you can stream or download the soundtrack:
You can buy the vinyl release from the Mutant Records official website.
You can also download or stream the “Open the Door” single from here.
The Twits Animated Movie from Netflix
Netflix developed the tale of The Twits by adapting Roald Dahl’s classic novel of the same name. Directed by Phil Johnston, the movie stars:
- Johnny Vegas
- Emilia Clarke
- Margo Martindale
- Maitreyi Ramakrishnan
- Natalie Portman
- Ryan Lopez
- Timothy Simons
- Jason Mantzoukas
- Nicole Byer
- Alan Tudyk
- Charlie Beren
- Rebecca Wisocky
- Mark Proksch
Netflix released the movie on October 17, 2025. As such, you can watch the “uproarious adventure” on Netflix whenever you want. Because of this, I included the trailer below for your convenience.
Trailer Review
I don’t have Netflix, nor live near one of the theaters showing the movie. As such, I cannot watch The Twits. However, the premise does make it sound interesting. It has a decent soundtrack as well.
However, the trailer paints a different story. The movie seems highly childish and pedantic. For instance, it’s not very subtle in its theme and message. The characters spell it out verbatim. There’s also no story here. It’s just one big slapstick comedy sketch.
As a result, I cannot recommend this film to anyone, especially to kids. There’s nothing of value here that’s worth watching. If you want something wholesome to watch with your kids, stick to movies like KPOP Demon Hunters.
More Animation Soundtracks from Netflix
The Twits might be terrible, but not everything Netflix produced is. You can find a few gems on the app. Luckily, that extends to The Twits soundtrack,es which do more to sell the movie than the trailer.
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