The new Spanish teen slasher movie Killer Book Club just premiered on Netflix, and while it is getting pretty dismal reviews on almost every review site, there are a couple of decent songs on the Killer Book Club soundtrack that make some of the scenes worth a watch.
They include British rock band Kasabian’s ‘Where Did All the Love Go?‘, which was that cool rock song playing during the opening scenes of the film as students mill around campus, and Ángela watches a clown prank video on her phone.
It is an older track from Kasabian, but still a good one.
When was Kasabian’s ‘Where Did All the Love Go? released?
‘Where Did All the Love Go?‘ was released as the second single from the band’s third album West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum.
That album came out on the RCA and Paradise record labels in June, 2009.
The song was not a big hit for the British indie rock band, but it did chart at #30 on the UK Singles chart, as well as hit a couple of charts in Belgium.
The track itself is reminiscing about past days when society was very different.
A time when people cared about each other, rather than nowadays where so many stay at home obsessed with social media and trolling the Internet.
Listen to Kasabian’s ‘Where Did All the Love Go?‘ as heard during the opening scenes of Killer Book Club on the video, and on the band’s West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum album via Spotify
You can watch Killer Book Club on Netflix now.