It Gets Worse Soundtrack

It Gets Worse Soundtrack

Complete song list from It Gets Worse Season 1 on Channel 4. Listen to every track by episode with audio previews, timestamps, and music supervised by Mark Kirby.

Three university friends face sudden eviction and the chaotic realities of London flat-hunting. Navigating dating blunders, career stumbling blocks, and fractured relationships, the Channel 4 comedy pairs cutting British humor with sharp needle drops selected by music supervisor Mark Kirby.
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Episode 1 Songs (Aired October 22, 2026)

1 Song

Episode 2 Songs (Aired October 22, 2026)

3 Songs
The Story Of My Lonesome Heart by Geoffrey Peter Gascoyne
⏱ 00:14:52 Album: 50s Sweetheart Jazz

Episode 3 Songs (Aired October 22, 2026)

3 Songs

Episode 4 Songs (Aired October 22, 2026)

3 Songs

Episode 5 Songs (Aired October 22, 2026)

1 Song

Episode 6 Songs (Aired October 22, 2026)

4 Songs
2 Arabesques, L. 66: Arabesque No. 1 by Claude Debussy
⏱ 00:22:15 Album: Debussy: Clair de Lune and Other Piano Favorites

Episode Release Schedule

Episode Title Release Date Platform
Episode 1 Episode 1 October 22, 2026 Aired
Episode 2 Episode 2 October 22, 2026 Aired
Episode 3 Episode 3 October 22, 2026 Aired
Episode 4 Episode 4 October 22, 2026 Aired
Episode 5 Episode 5 October 22, 2026 Aired
Episode 6 Episode 6 October 22, 2026 Aired

Created by acclaimed stand-up comedian and writer Leo Reich, It Gets Worse captures the bittersweet friction between youthful aspirations and the uncompromising grind of contemporary London living. When eviction forces three roommates to scramble for separate living arrangements, their misadventures unfold against a distinctly modern auditory palette.

Music supervisor Mark Kirby curates an eclectic soundtrack that mirrors the neurotic, frenetic energy of the series. The tracklist alternates between driving underground club selections, cutting-edge hyperpop, abrasive post-punk, and intimate alternative songwriting. Each song placement marks pivotal emotional thresholds, providing stylistic counterpoints to the razor-sharp comedic timing.