“Play me something with the vibe of a man who sold his soul to the devil.” In Lazarus, that’s the cue for Bonobo’s 15-track score to take over–bringing a cool, pulsing energy to Shinichirō Watanabe’s latest anime epic. Blending electronic, trip-hop, and cinematic textures, Bonobo’s music underscores the tense and atmospheric moments of a future where the miracle drug “Hapna” went from salvation to humanity’s doom. Pressed in a stunning color variant and tailored for collectors, this edition captures Bonobo’s score the way it’s meant to be heard–warm, detailed, and ready to spin for years to come.

Three acclaimed artists: Kamasi Washington, Bonobo, and Floating Points have each contributed a full-length album to the new Adult Swim series from legendary Shinichirō Watanabe, the famed director behind Cowboy Bebop, Samurai Champloo and other cult classics.

Marking Watanabe’s return to the sci-fi genre, Lazarus is a pulse-pounding thriller about a miracle drug, Hapna, that presumably frees anyone who takes it from all pain. However, it is later revealed that Hapna has a fatal consequence: all who have taken the drug will perish. With only thirty days to save humanity, a group of agents must find a vaccine before all is lost.

Produced by Sola Entertainment in collaboration with Adult Swim and animated by Studio MAPPA, Lazarus airs on Saturdays at midnight on Toonami, with new episodes available the next day on Max.