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Silent Hill 2 2024 Special Vinyl Sets Available To Pre-Order

12th May 2025 By Dan Thornton Leave a Comment

If you’re a fan of the modern remake of the classic survival horror game, you can now take your fandom to another level with Silent Hill 2 2024 special vinyl sets available to pre-order.

The new version of the game brought back Akira Yamaoka, the composer and musician who created music for the Silent Hill games and films. But while the original was developed by Team Silent, who were part of Konami, this time the game was created by Polish developers Bloober Team, although it’s still published by the Japanese company.

And to celebrate the positive response from fans and reviewers, there are four vinyl sountrack sets to choose from. Both the Deluxe Double Vinyl and Exclusive Edition Deluxe Double Vinyl in a milky clear colour feature 27 tracks sequenced by the composer in a widespined out sleeve for £36, with the latter being a Laced Records exclusive.

Silent Hill 2 2024 Special Vinyl Sets Available To Pre-Order
Silent Hill 2 2024 Special Vinyl Sets Available To Pre-Order

But the big one is the £125 6LP box set, with a Deluxe version, and the Laced exclusive Limited Edition with opaque brown and red A-side/B-side effect heavyweight LPs and a 32-page art booklet with liner notes written by Yamaoka, also featuring art work by Bloober Team, printed inner sleeves and a handy ribbon pull for the rigid board slipcase.

They feature the complete 93-track soundtrack mastered for vinyl, featuring the reworking of the original by Yamaoka with new and re-recorded cues using trip-hop, industrial rock, dark ambience and musique concrète to create the eerie atmosphere of the town in Maine as you guide James Sutherland on the search for his deceased wife Mary.

Silent Hill 2 composer, Akira Yamaoka, says: “After nearly a quarter of a century, SILENT HILL 2 has been revived. I’ve poured a tremendous amount of thought and passion into this thing called SILENT HILL. Touching it again evoked a special emotion I had never felt before—as if I was touching the breath of God. Writing this music was a personal challenge, but I feel a deep sense of gratitude towards the people around the world who have loved this series for so long.”

The expected shipping date is October 2025, and you can view the Silent Hill collection via Laced Records, through the UK and Canada store, here, or the rest of the world, here.

Filed Under: Games, Music Tagged With: Akira Yamaoka, Limited Edition Vinyl, Silent Hill, Silent Hill 2, Videogame Soundtracks, Vinyl

Destiny 2: Original Soundtrack Volume 1 Vinyl Pre-Orders Begin

24th April 2025 By Dan Thornton 1 Comment

One thing that always separated the Halo and Destiny game series from similar titles was the music. And you’ll soon be able to enjoy it through your record player as Destiny 2: Original Soundtrack Volume 1 vinyl pre-orders begin.

There’s more than an hour of music over two LP records, and you also get a gatefold jacket with art inspired by the Light and Dark, a collectible insert card featuring Commander Zavala and Dominus Ghaul, and a code for an exclusive in-game ‘Drop the Needle’ emblem.

The compositions featured are from the inaugral Destiny 2 campaign “The Red War”, which followed the release of the game in 2017.

Destiny 2: Original Soundtrack Volume 1 Vinyl Pre-Orders Begin
Destiny 2: Original Soundtrack Volume 1 Vinyl Pre-Orders Begin

Track Listing:

  • A1. Inner Light
  • A2. Last Rite
  • A3. Rise
  • A4. EDZ
  • A5. Towerfall

Side A Timing: 18m54s 

  • B1. Lost Light
  • B2. Forge Ahead
  • B3. Battle Stations
  • B4. Utopia Fallen
  • B5. Lost Sector

Side B Timing: 19m30s 

  • C1. Journey
  • C2. View from Orbit
  • C3. Red Legion
  • C4. New Dawn
  • C5. What We Fight For

Side C Timing: 18m13s 

  • D1. Leviathan
  • D2. The Wilds
  • D3. Holliday
  • D4. The Farm
  • D5. Be Brave

Side D Timing: 22m04s

It’s a little odd to have around 20 minutes of music per side, which means you’ll going to be getting up regularly to flip the records over. The music for Destiny 2 was composed by Michael Salvatori, Skye Lewin, C Paul Johnson, Rotem Moav, Pieter Schlosser, Kris Dirksen, and Nikola Jeremic. Michael Sechrist joined from the Curse of Osiris onwards, with Josh Mosser being involved from Forsaken to the present day. Since release in 2017, the eighth expansion, The Final Shape, arrived in 2024, ending the initial Light and Darkness saga.

Obviously you can also stream the soundtrack to the game from various places online, but this is definitely more about owning a physical collectible as much as the improvement in audio quality for those with a high-end sound system.

You can order the Destiny 2: Original Soundtrack Volume 1 Vinyl directly from the Bungie store which shipping dates estimated at ‘4-6 months after placing order’. It’ll also be available from other retailers. And for more of our videogame coverage, click here, or for music, go here.

Filed Under: Games, Music Tagged With: Bungie, Destiny 2, Michael Salvatori, Videogame Soundtracks, Vinyl

An Evening of Videogame Music at Leeds International Festival 2017

6th April 2017 By Dan Thornton Leave a Comment

An Evening of Videogame Music at Leeds International Festival 2017 is a classical performance with a bit of a twist. It’s common for orchestral arrangements to feature in computer games. Or for concerts featuring versions of classic themes. But this will feature the world’s first live performance from games developed in the Yorkshire region.

An Evening of Videogame Music at Leeds International Festival 2017

The Leeds International Festival Orchestra will perform a mix of iconic and locally developed gaming themes

The Leeds International Festival Orchestra will be performing music from local games including Sumo Digital’s new Snakes Pass, composed by legendary games musician David Wise, and Revolution Software’s Broken Sword, written by TV and film composer Barrington Pheloung, introduced by Revolution co-founder Charles Cecil. Plus exclusive music from Team 17’s new Yooka-Laylee, written by Grant Kirkhope, and a track from The Chinese Room’s Everybody’s Gone To The Rapture, written by BAFTA award-winning composer Jessica Curry.

Leeds International Festival Orchestra Snake Pass

Sumo Digital’s Snake Pass will be one of the world’s first live performances

Plus there will be performances of music from iconic games such as The Elder Scrolls and Fallout from Bethesda Softworks, all conducted by Ben Crick. The majority of the arrangements are by Andrew Skeet, who has written more than 60 TV scores, worked with Suede and UNKLE, and been part of Neil hannon’s The Divine Comedy for more than a decade. He’s also previously arranged the Greatest Video Game Music Volumes 1 and 2 for the London Philharmonic Orchestra.

So if you fancy enjoying the sounds of video games in a live setting. Or convincing someone of the merits of gaming soundtracks (Just don’t tell them where the music is from until after they’ve admitted how good it is), then you need to keep the evening of Tuesday, 25th April, 2017 free. The Evening of Videogame Music at Leeds International Festival will start at 7.30pm at the Riley Smith Conference Room in the University of Leeds and tickets will cost £22 including booking fee from the Festival website.

And if you can’t make it, it’s worth checking out the Greatest Video Game Music albums. They make perfect soundtracks for doing homework or working – especially when you write about video games for a hobby or a living!

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Filed Under: Games, Music Tagged With: Leeds International Festival 2017, Videogame Soundtracks

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