Which musical duo composed the music for X-Men '97 season 2?

The Newton Brothers composed the music for X-Men ’97 season 2.

The duo consists of John Andrew Grush and Taylor Newton Stewart, American composers and multi-instrumentalists who work together on film and television scores. They returned for season 2 after composing the music for the first season, giving the revival a consistent musical identity while expanding its sound for the Apocalypse and time-travel storylines.

Their score blends orchestral writing with electronic textures and recurring character material. That approach suits a show that moves between the 1990s, ancient Egypt, and a distant future. The season’s soundtrack includes tracks such as “En Sabah Nur,” “The Horsemen of Apocalypse,” “Polaris,” and “Emma Frost.”

A common mix-up is assuming that “The Newton Brothers” refers to two relatives. Grush and Stewart are not brothers; the name is their professional collaboration. They are also distinct from the Newton Boys, the historical Texas outlaw family, and from the Dust Brothers, another unrelated music-production duo.