Mick Gordon’s furious soundtrack for the 2016 Doom revival is getting a new vinyl release in honour of the game’s 10th anniversary.
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To celebrate the 10th anniversary of Doom, id Software, Bethesda and Laced Records have teamed up for a number of new vinyl variants and, for the first time, a cassette release of the iconic soundtrack.
A 4LP ‘Cyberdemon Splatter’ box set featuring the complete 31-track Doom soundtrack is available to pre-order from Laced now (costing £77) while a 20-track 2LP set is also available for £36. A double cassette and CD set, both featuring the complete soundtrack, are also up for pre-order. According to a press release, all the music has been specially mastered for vinyl by Joe Caithness.
Celebrating the 10th anniversary of DOOM (2016), open pre-orders for vinyl, CD, and for the very first time, cassette, are now LIVE
• New 4LP ‘Cyberdemon Splatter’ variant
• 2LP and 2CD repress
• New double cassette
Pre-order now: https://t.co/3MyaT4jJ2y@bethesda… pic.twitter.com/fGLwkYyGcd
— Laced (@Laced_audio) August 27, 2026
Next year, Mick Gordon will be performing his Doom soundtrack live for the very first time, as one of the headline acts of Manchester’s RADAR Festival. “Mick Gordon is the composer, multi-instrumentalist, producer, and acclaimed sound designer who turned Doom‘s soundtrack into one of the most instantly recognisable pieces of gaming music ever produced,” explained a press release. “At Radar 2027, Mick will bring the Doom soundtrack to the stage for the first time, featuring the Doom Machine (his custom Doom instrument), with a full live band and an orchestra for good measure.”
“This isn’t a DJ set, and it isn’t a tribute act. It’s the actual composer, the actual score – the riffs played properly loud in a room that can withstand all the ripping and tearing. Mick has never performed this music live like this [before].” RADAR Festival takes place July 30 – August 1, 2027 and tickets are on sale now.
In other news, the team behind metal strategy game Brutal Legend made the game free-to-download following the death of Tim Curry, who played Emperor Doviculus in the metal action game.
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