It’s unclear if the Doom Eternal soundtrack will enjoy the same physical release as its predecessor. The Doom 2016 soundtrack was pressed to vinyl and released by Laced Records.

Two years after a controversy over Doom Eternal's soundtrack mixing highlighted a behind-the-scenes conflict between the game's developers and composer Mick Gordon, Gordon is finally speaking out.

After a slight delay, the Doom Eternal soundtrack part of the game’s collector’s edition was released on April 20, a month after the game was released.

Doom Eternal's official soundtrack, which was supposed to form part of the Collector's Edition, will not be included when the game's release on March 20. Skip to content.

Three years ago the Doom Eternal OST (original soundtrack) was released and fans immediately noticed things were a little wonky compared to how composer Mick Gordon usually works.

Things got worse when, at E3 2019, iD Software announced a Collector's Edition of Doom Eternal set to contain an OST that Gordon claims was not in production at the time. Gordon claims that ...

Doom Eternal’s development. Gordon states that writing the soundtrack for Doom Eternal had a very strict schedule that was difficult to meet when so many parts of the game were in flux – music ...

The soundtrack joins its predecessors, Doom (2016) and Doom Eternal, on the platforms, both of which have racked up 10s of millions of streams since their respective games released.

DOOM Eternal has since been delayed to March 20, 2020. As a result, Mr. Stratton and others requested Mr. Gordon to change the content of the game due to the postponement and request additional songs.

Composer Mick Gordon shares his side of the "Doom Eternal" OST story months after the controversy surrounding its scuffed release. INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS TIMES. NEWSLETTER SIGNUP.

Bethesda has announced that those who are purchasing the DOOM Eternal Collector’s Edition will not be getting the stand alone soundtrack as it just won’t be ready to ship.