Records, 2001) Colonia (Universal Records, 2009) With Hot One Hot One (Modern Imperial Records, 2006) Film scores 1998: Velvet Goldmine (contributed songs with Shudder To Think) 1999: Boys Don't Cry 2000: Tigerland 2002: Malcolm 2002: Lilja 4-ever 2002: Storytelling 2002: Le Chateau 2003: Mannen som log 2003: The Deal 2003: Dirty Pretty Things 2004: The Woodsman 2004: Prozac Nation 2004: A Love Song for Bobby Long 2005: Little Fish 2005: Palindromes 2008: Choke 2008: August 2008: Yes Madam, Sir 2009: Like Dandelion Dust 2009: The Messenger 2010: American Mystic 2010: Trust 2011: Margin Call 2011: Choose 2011: Our Idiot Brother 2011: Silent House 2013: Emanuel and the Truth About Fishes 2014: God's Pocket 2014: The Skeleton Twins 2017: Saturday Church 2018: Juliet, Naked 2020: High Fidelity (TV series) Personal life Larson is married to The Cardigans lead singer, Nina Persson. They wed in Malmö, Sweden. They have a son named Nils who was born on September 30, 2010. The couple formerly resided in New York City in the Manhattan neighborhood of Harlem, but currently reside in Malmö, Sweden. He was previously engaged to actress and musician Kerri Kenney-Silver. Awards GRAS SAVOYE Award at Cannes 2004 for THE WOODSMAN score the Georges Delerue Prize for the Best Music, Ghent Film Festival 2009, Belgium for A RATIONAL SOLUTION Movieline's Young Hollywood Award for Best song in a motion picture (Velvet Goldmine) Produced Emmy-award winning song for Nickelodeon's "Nickellinium” The Deal received the BAFTA award for Best Television Drama References External links Lumen Project events Larson interview regarding Lumen Project The Dewey Decimal System at akashic books : plot summary and review blurbs The Dewey Decimal System at A Camp : plot summary 1970 births American film score composers American male guitarists American punk rock guitarists American rock guitarists Georges Delerue Award winners Guitarists from Maryland Living people American male film score composers Shudder to Think members The 8G Band members The Field School alumni American emigrants to Sweden A Camp members