Leopold Ross (b. 1980)

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Alias:
Leo Ross
Leopold "Leo" Ross

Birthplace:
Lewisham, London, England, UK

Born:
October 23, 1980

Leopold "Leo" Ross is an English musician, record producer, recording engineer and music programmer. Leopold is a guitarist for LA-based band Io Echo. He is best known for his collaborations with his brother Atticus Ross on various film and television scores.  Leopold was a founding member of eclectic rock band Nojahoda who released one album on Sony S2 Records in 1999.  In 2003 he joined his brother Atticus Ross, as well as Bad Religion member Brett Gurewitz in the punk/hardcore band Error. Along with temporary vocalist Greg Puciato, the band recorded and released a well received EP on Epitaph Records in 2004. Around this time Leopold also began his scoring career, composing the music for the USA Network show Touching Evil alongside Atticus Ross and Claudia Sarne.  Leopold has since gone on to score numerous motion pictures and television shows, beginning in 2009 with the Hughes brothers' movie The Book of Eli. In May 2010 this score won a BMI film music award.  Outside of his scoring work, Leopold has written, recorded, produced and performed with various noted acts including Bad Religion, Grace Jones, Korn, Dillinger Escape Plan, Rancid, The Transplants, Five Finger Death Punch, Brigitte Fontaine, The Big Pink, Io Echo and Brett Anderson.

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Music Producer:
2017  The Defiant Ones

Original Music Composer:
2011  Black Mirror
2016  Outcast
2017  The Defiant Ones
2020  Dispatches from Elsewhere
2021  Dr. Death
2023  Monarch: Legacy of Monsters
2024  Shōgun

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