Listen to all of the closing-credits songs from HBO’s Silicon Valley

The end of an episode of Silicon Valley is like a touch of cilantro in salsa—perfection, if you’re into that sort of thing. The show’s closing credits usually roll to bass-heavy rap or electronica, and the song itself is often an ironic counterpoint to some awkward final moment.

The end of an episode of Silicon Valley is like a touch of cilantro in salsa—perfection, if you’re into that sort of thing. The show’s closing credits usually roll to bass-heavy rap or electronica, and the song itself is often an ironic counterpoint to some awkward final moment.

Silicon Valley co-creator Mike Judge is known for his musical choices—in 1999’s Office Space, software engineers destroy a printer to “Still” by Geto Boys. Even the eponymous stars of MTV’s Beavis & Butthead, which Judge created in 1993, had an appreciation for heavy metal.

Judge’s sendup of the self-important tech world sets the tone with its theme song, “Stretch Your Face,” by Tobacco, an electronic musician who also fronts the band Black Moth Super Rainbow. Rudy Chung, one of Silicon Valley‘s music supervisors, said they chose “Stretch Your Face” (paywall) because it was “nerdy and ballsy.”

So far, HBO hasn’t released an official soundtrack for Silicon Valley, but at least one Spotify listener has put together a pretty comprehensive playlist of songs used on the show.

Happy listening!

SEASON 1

E1—Minimum Viable Product: Green Day – Minority

E2—The Cap Table: The Notorious B.I.G. – Party and Bullshit (Ratatat remix)

E3—Articles of Incorporation: Blake Mills – Hey Lover

E4—Fiduciary Duties: Tobacco – Father Sister Berzerker

E5—Signaling Risk: Pueblo Cafe – Nuevos Tiempos

E6—Third Party insourcing: The Notorious B.I.G. – “Party and Bullshit (Ratatat remix)

E7—Proof of Concept: Danny Brown – Smokin & Drinkin

E8—Optimal Tip-to-Tip Efficiency: Green Day – Minority

SEASON 2

E1—Sand Hill Shuffle: Run the Jewels – Blockbuster Night Part 1