Cliff Martinez’s distinctive, atmospheric scores have made his work essential for any serious physical media collector. Long before his indelible film compositions, Martinez carved out a name as a drummer for iconic bands like the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Captain Beefheart. This percussive sensibility often translates into his sparse yet impactful cinematic soundscapes, making his contributions instantly recognizable on a good home theater setup. Collectors especially covet the releases featuring his work with Steven Soderbergh, from the groundbreaking *Sex, Lies, and Videotape* (1989) on DVD and Blu-ray, to the atmospheric *Solaris* (2002) and the pandemic thriller *Contagion* (2011), often sought after in their premium editions. His collaborations with Nicolas Winding Refn are equally prized; the iconic synth-driven score for *Drive* (2011) has seen countless special edition Blu-rays and 4K releases, while *Only God Forgives* (2013) and *The Neon Demon* (2016) are celebrated for their hypnotic sonic textures. His scores are not just background music; they are an integral part of the film's identity, demanding high-fidelity playback from your cherished physical copies.