SCNTFC teased on Twitter back in February 2016 that his Oxenfree soundtrack would be released on vinyl.
On May 26, iam8bit listed preorders for SCNTFC’s soundtrack to the game. The release comes on 2LP 180g colored vinyl in a foil-printed and die-cut record jacket.
It started shipping mid-December 2016 after being delayed for some time.
On April 28, 2016 iam8bit announced that they will release Gareth Coker’s soundtrack to Ori And The Blind Forest on vinyl.
Composer Gareth Coker had previously hinted in a Reddit-thread that the soundtrack to Ori And The Blind Forest might be released on vinyl and a post from a NeoGAF user mentioned talking with Coker who confirmed that it would be released on vinyl.
The soundtrack will be released on 2LP 180g vinyl and features brand-new artwork by Aya Kakeda.
Pre-orders opened on April 29, 2016 and the soundtrack was released late February 2017 after several delays.
This is the blue and purple variant.
The official Toejam and Earl Facebook-page have replied to a comment asking if the soundtrack for Toejam And Earl: Back In The Groove will be available on vinyl. The response was: “Yup we’re working with IAM8BIT and will be releasing something like this. We have more music to make first though.”
In a backer update on Kickstarter from Februar 11, 2017 they shared the first mockups of the release and mentioned it would be distributed via IndieBox. It later became clear that iam8bit would not be involved, but it is unclear why.
The release is a 2LP on orange and red vinyl. The second disc is single-sided and features and etching of Toejam & Earl. It comes in a gatefold jacket with artwork by Nathan Shorts. It also comes with a small book with concept art and the soundtrack on CD.
On August 5, 2017 they opened preorders for the release. It was originally scheduled to release in Q3, 2017. After reaching out to IndieBox, they replied on October 16, 2017 that the records are on their way from the manufacturer and will begin shipping out as soon as they arrive. The release began shipping in late November, 2017.
A 7″ with the song Picture Perfect Phantasy by 4 Player Co-Op was released by Newscienceagency in 2013. The song is inspired by the game Rayman Legends.
The 7″ was released in collaboration with Ubisoft and all proceedings went to the Make Yourself Foundation. It was limited to 100 copies on clear with orange burst vinyl.
A 2LP release of Front Line Assembly’s soundtrack to this title has been released by Artoffact Records. One disc is a picture disc and the other is on colored vinyl. There’s 3 different pressings of this.
This variant comes with a “machine brown” colored LP and the picture disc. This is limited to 150 copies.
A 2LP release of Front Line Assembly’s soundtrack to this title has been released by Artoffact Records. One disc is a picture disc and the other is on colored vinyl. There’s 3 different pressings of this.
This variant comes with a “clear frosted” colored LP and the picture disc. This is limited to 250 copies.
Only a few promo copies of the soundtrack featuring the licensed songs and Jonathan Morali’s score have been released on vinyl as a gatefold 2LP. A few copies have been given to Square Enix employees and the gaming press and some have been given away in sweepstakes. The first copies showed up on social media around Christmas 2015.
Due to the licensing agreement Square Enix could not manufacture copies of this for retail purposes and as thus it has only been available as a contest prize and a promotional item for the game.
It is speculated that only 100 copies exist.
A series of cover versions of popular 50s/60s pop songs translated to German as well as some original songs were made for Wolfenstein: The New Order and released on vinyl. The songs were performed by a string of fictional artists under the fictional label, Neumond Recording Company. In reality it was released by Bethesda.
This 7″ release features the tracks House Of The Rising Sun, Berlin Boys & Stuttgart Girls, and Zug Nach Hamburg. Not for sale – was given away at PAX events in 2014.
A series of cover versions of popular 50s/60s pop songs translated to German as well as some original songs were made for Wolfenstein: The New Order and released on vinyl. The songs were performed by a string of fictional artists under the fictional label, Neumond Recording Company. In reality it was released by Bethesda.
This 7″ release features the tracks Weltraum Surfen, Mond Mond Ja Ja, and Toe The Line. Not for sale – was given away at PAX events in 2014.
A series of cover versions of popular 50s/60s pop songs translated to German as well as some original songs were made for Wolfenstein: The New Order and released on vinyl. The songs were performed by a string of fictional artists under the fictional label, Neumond Recording Company. In reality it was released by Bethesda.
This 7″ release features the tracks Mein Kleiner VW, Tapferer Kleiner Liebling, and Ich Bin Überall. Not for sale – was given away at PAX events in 2014.
