Late yesterday Limited Run Games announced that they will be selling vinyl soundtracks for the two Mike Bithell games Volume and Thomas Was Alone. Both are composed by David Housden.
Volume will be a single black 180g LP housed in a single pocket jacket with game art. The vinyl release for this is handled by Laced Records.
Thomas Was Alone will be a single blue translucent 180g LP housed in a single pocket jacket with layout handled by Dane Baudoin. The vinyl release for this is handled by Black Screen Records. It is identical to the vinyl release from last year except for the record being on blue instead of red or black.
Both titles are limited to 500 copies (although some sources have said that Volume is actually 800 copies). They will both go on sale on May 4, 2018 at 10AM EST.
Laced Records have announced that they will be releasing the soundtrack to DOOM (2016) on vinyl.
They are releasing the soundtrack in several different formats.
There’s a special edition 4LP+2CD box set that includes the full soundtrack on red vinyl as well as CD and includes a DOOM slipmat. It is a timed preorder so you have to order before May 2, 2018 to be sure to get a copy.
Then they have a 4LP box set with the full soundtrack on black vinyl, and a 2LP selection on red vinyl. Well, and a 2CD release for those who fancy that.
Laced Records have just announced that they will be releasing Ryan Ike’s soundtrack to the game Where The Water Tastes Like Wine on vinyl.
The release will be a 2LP on 180g black vinyl. It will be housed in a gatefold jacket with artwork by Kellan Jett. It also comes with a Steam code for the game and the digital soundtrack.
Laced Records announced today that they will be releasing a selection of 16 tracks from the soundtrack to the game Ruiner on vinyl.
The release will be a 180g 2LP with one disc on black and one on red vinyl. It will be housed in a gatefold jacket with new artwork by Benedykt Szneider.
It will be priced at €33 and is scheduled to release in late Q1 2018.
Laced Records have announced that they will be releasing Toytree’s soundtrack to upcoming first-person shooter STRAFE on vinyl.
The release will be a 180g 2LP in two different versions. The special edition will come on black vinyl in a special floppy disc-inspired cover. The special edition is limited to 300 copies. The standard edition will come on orange and red colored vinyl with a different cover (see below). Artwork is done by Pixel Titans and Joey Rex.
In addition to the two variants, it is also possible to preorder the releases both with and without a preorder code for the game.
Today Laced Records announced that they will be releasing the soundtrack to the upcoming platformer Yooka-Laylee to vinyl. The soundtrack is composed by Grant Kirkhope, David Wise, and Steve Burke.
The soundtrack will be released as a 180g 2LP with one record on green and the other on purple vinyl. It will feature original art from Playtonic Games and includes the digital soundtrack as well.
The game itself is out on April 10, 2017, but the soundtrack will be out a few days before on April 7. You can preorder it now via Laced Records’ store (and you can listen to some of the tracks there as well).
Laced Records teased some upcoming releases a few days ago and today they had quite the announcement – they will be releasing the London Symphony Orchestra’s Final Symphony AND Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra’s Symphonic Fantasies Tokyo on vinyl.
The albums are made in collaboration with Square Enix and all music on both titles are from Square Enix games. Final Symphony contains music from Final Fantasy VI, VII, and X while Symphonic Fantasies Tokyo contains music from Kingdom Hearts, Secret of Mana, Chrono Cross, and Chrono Trigger.
Both albums will be released on 3LP black vinyl in a triple gatefold cover. Final Symphony will have new artwork done by Tom Baxter and Caspar Newbolt, while Symphonic Fantasies Tokyo will have new artwork by Johnni Di-Doi and Petherton Press.