Ranking All The Songs from The Craft Soundtrack

The Craft is a classic 90s movie that had an amazing soundtrack. The songs featured in the movie are all great, but which one is the best? In this article, we will rank all the songs from The Craft soundtrack. Keep reading to see which song takes the top spot.

13. Tomorrow Never Knows (Our Lady Peace)

 

Tomorrow Never Knows is one of the best songs on the soundtrack. It is a perfect song for The Craft. It has a great beat and it is very catchy. It was done by Our lady of peace and it has a message about being yourself. The lyrics are very meaningful and they fit the movie perfectly. This is a great song for anyone who is looking for a song to pump them up. It is also a great song for anyone who loves 90s music.

12. I Have the Touch (Heather Nova)

 

Heather Nova made this song for the movie The Craft and it plays during a key scene. It perfectly encapsulates the feeling of being young and invincible. The beats of this song are perfect and it will get stuck in your head for days. The lyrics are haunting and beautiful and make you think about the choices you’ve made in your life.

11. All This and Nothing (Sponge)

 

This classic song by Sponge is used in a pivotal scene in The Craft. The track comes in as the girls are in their final battle against Sarah. The song is powerful and perfect for the scene, and it makes the list. The beats and lyrics are perfect for a film and the melodies make you anticipate what’s going to happen.

10. Dangerous Type (Letters to Cleo)

 

This song by Letters to Cleo plays right before Nancy kills Sarah. It’s a fast-paced, catchy song that is perfect for the scene. It’s also one of the most popular songs on the soundtrack. According to Tunefind, it is one of those songs that will make you feel pumped up from the adrenaline. The lyrics of the song are amazing and they perfectly fit the scene in which it is used. It ensures that you feel hooked by the song and the scene.

9. How Soon Is Now? (Love Spit Love)

 

Another great song on this soundtrack is “How Soon Is Now?” by Love Spit Love. It is a slower-paced song, but it is still very catchy. This song is used during a montage scene in the movie, and it perfectly fits the mood. The song’s melody is so sweet and pretty, that it makes you want to cry. The lyrics of the song are about how love can change everything, and how it can make the world a better place. It is a very hopeful song, and it is one of the best songs on the soundtrack.

8. Dark Secret (Matthew Sweet)

 

Dark Secret is another incredible track in The Craft soundtrack that gives off an eerie and dark feeling. The song is performed by Matthew Sweet who is an Alternative rock musician. This song would be perfect for a scene where the witches are doing some dark magic. It is a powerful song that ensures you will be on the edge of your seat.

7. Witches Song (Juliana Hatfield)

 

Another incredible song in this soundtrack is the Witches Song. It plays when the girls are in detention and Sarah is doing her spell. This song is cold and haunting and gives people chills every time. According to Lyriquediscorde, the production of this song is perfect, and Juliana Hatfield’s voice is so unique and eerie. It fits perfectly with the dark atmosphere of The Craft. The lyrics of the song are also very interesting. They talk about how the witches will get their revenge on the people who have wronged them. This song is empowering and makes the listener feel like they can take on anything.

6. Jump Into the Fire (Tripping Daisy)

 

Jump Into the Fire is another incredible track in the movie The Craft. It is a song about being consumed by your demons and struggling to get free. The lyrics are haunting and the music is intense. This is a song that will stay with you long after the movie is over. It gets you hooked in the scene where Nancy and Sarah are in the car on their way to find Rochelle. It’s an amazing song that packs a lot of emotion.

5. Under the Water (Jewel)

 

Among the best songs in the craft, the soundtrack is Under the Water by Jewel. It is an incredible track that is both beautiful and haunting. It is a song about loss and grief and fits perfectly with the themes of the film. Jewel is a fantastic singer and songwriter, and this song is proof of that. The beats of this song are simple but effective, and the lyrics are both clever and moving.

4. Warning (All Too Much)

 

Warning is another great song you will find in the craft soundtrack. It is a song about a relationship that is on the rocks. The lyrics are very powerful and will leave you feeling the emotion of the song. You will find it perfect for the scene that it is in the film.

3. Spastica (Elastica)

 

This song is one of the most memorable from The Craft soundtrack, and it’s easy to see why. Spastica by Elastica is an ethereal, haunting track that perfectly sets the tone for The Craft. It’s the perfect song for a film about teenage witches coming into their powers. According to IMDB, the song has a clear message which is “I’m not afraid of you, I’m not afraid of anything,” which is perfect for the film. It’s about becoming powerful and being unafraid, which is exactly what the characters in The Craft are doing. The song is also incredibly catchy, and its chorus will stay in your head for days. It’s the perfect blend of haunting and catchy, and it perfectly encapsulates the film.

2. The Horror (Spacehog)

 

This song is so perfect for The Craft. It’s eerie and haunting, and the lyrics are super creepy. “I’m a horror, I’m a monster, I’m a beast” is such a perfect line for Nancy. It sets the tone for the movie perfectly. You can feel the power and the intensity of Nancy in this song. She’s done with being pushed around, and she’s ready to take control. “I’m coming for you” is such a chilling line, and it’s the perfect way to describe her character arc in the movie. This song is just so perfect for the scene where Nancy does her spell to make Sarah fall. It’s dark and atmospheric, and it captures the feeling of the movie.

1. Bells, Books, and Candles (Graeme Revell)

 

This song might not be as popular as some of the others on this list, but it perfectly sets the mood for The Craft. It’s spooky, atmospheric, and a little bit eerie – just like the film itself. Additionally, the lyrics are quite creepy when you think about them in the context of the film. “Bells, books, and candles/All for one and one for all” takes on a whole new meaning when you consider that The Craft is all about a group of teenage witches. Graeme Revell is a master of creating atmospheric music, and this song is a perfect example of that. If you’re a fan of The Craft, then you need to check out this song.