New miniseries Dr Death begins tonight (7/15) on the Peacock streaming service and is based on the podcast of the same name about real life neurosurgeon Dr. Christopher Duntsch (played by Joshua Jackson), whose patients tended to end up maimed or dead. The miniseries also stars Alec Baldwin, Christian Slater and AnnaSophia Robb, and you can watch the trailer below.

The score is by Atticus Ross, who has worked with Trent Reznor on scores for Watchmen, The Social Network, Soul and more, along with brother and onetime Error bandmate Leopold Ross and regular collaborator Nick Chuba. It’s out Friday via Lakeshore Entertainment and we’ve got the premiere of “Scrubbing In.” Its rhythmic, foreboding atmosphere lets you know right away that this procedure is not going to go well.

“Our approach to the score was based in imprecision,” Leopold tells us. “Whether it be the way the cello is bowed, or the tuning of an oscillator, the idea was ‘let’s set up all of our tools in the wrong way, and start writing from there.” Listen to the track below.

Preorder / pre-save the Dr. Death score here.

Tracklist
01. Scrubbing In
02. Dark World
03. 8 Balls
04. Not Like This
05. Throughline
06. Smog And Sunrise
07. Self Medicating
08. Something Stirs Beneath The Surface
09. Privileges
10. Do Not Resuscitate