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The atmospheric score was composed by Disasterpeace - a legend for cult classics like dimension-rifting indie epic, Fez, and psychological horror opus, It Follows.

A compelling soulslike draped in the trappings of a dark, twisted fairy tale, Lies of P has cemented itself as a favorite among action-rpg connoisseurs, garnering all kinds of nominations and awards along the way. It’s not only the game’s finely tuned combat, or its dramatic, almost baroque aesthetic, but also, the unexpectedly harmonious coalescence of its distinct elements, that make Lies of P sing. And nowhere is that harmony more apparent than in Lies of P’s epic, moody, and masterful score. Round8 Studio crafted a soundscape that takes the listener by the hand and guides them through the game’s grim, dark reimagining of the Pinocchio story. We at iam8bit love a great reinterpretation of a classic, so we had to pull some strings and join our friends at Neowiz to make this incredible record happen. This is the Lies of P 3xLP: 3 gorgeous black and gold (mirroring the gold discs in the game!) vinyl records containing the entire epic Lies of P soundtrack.

Back Lot Music and Mondo are proud to present the Dìdi (弟弟) soundtrack's premiere physical release. Featuring the original score by Giosuè Greco, the album is pressed on 140 gram vinyl with original artwork by Felicia Chiao and title treatment by Joyce Ho.

In a world filled with quick cash-in licensed games, Alien: Isolation was a gasp of fresh air. Its release in 2014 marked a watershed moment for what inspired and faithful adaptations could look like in video games as a medium.

With its retro-futuristic visuals, subtly haunting sound design, nail-bitingly tense gameplay, and brilliantly ahead-of-its-time AI, Creative Assembly’s masterwork presented a different sort of vent-crawling survival horror, one well-suited for the world of Weyland-Yutani.

Now, a decade later, we at iam8bit are proud to celebrate Alien: Isolation’s 10th anniversary by offering fans something never before available: The game’s legendary soundtrack, presented on high-quality vinyl. This is the Alien: Isolation Vinyl Soundtrack, a 1xLP loaded up with the very best songs from composers The Flight and Christian Henson’s famous score, pressed on Blood Green vinyl.

Keeping in line with the game’s grimy, lo-fi art design, the music of Isolation is a journey through tense corporate steel, dripping with an unforgiving atmosphere that often transports the listener right into the cold, unending expanse of outer space. It’s not all doom and gloom, though — like Amanda Ripley herself, Isolation’s music buoys forward through sheer will and unexpected moments of warm hope.

For the artwork, we tapped longtime iam8bit friend Nimit Malavia to craft a piece that captures the vast, unending terror of Alien’s world; not just terror in the wake of an unspeakable monstrosity, but terror in the realization that we are cosmically alone.

Because, after all: In space, no one can hear you scream.

Ahoy, Straw Hat Crew! One Piece is a bona-fide global phenomenon, and our friends at Netflix gave Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates new life through a faithful reimagining of the iconic manga, born again for a new generation, via their critically acclaimed live-action series. With lively visuals, lovely-world building, and unforgettably nautical music, One Piece captivates lifelong fans and brand-new landlubbers alike.

Lies of P is a masterwork of mood. Through its rich, somber aesthetic and dark fairy tale tone, it explores a setting usually untouched by mainstream video games as a whole.

Arguably the game’s most iconic song, “Feel” is a perfect demonstration of Lies of P’s iconic vision. Set amidst a background of raindrops falling, the song’s soulful vocals transport the listener to a calmer, quieter place than Krat’s battlegrounds, offering a brief respite every time they spin the song’s record on the in-game phonograph.

We at iam8bit have teamed up with our friends at NEOWIZ to recreate that experience on your turntable. This is the Lies of P 7”, a limited edition pressing featuring “Feel” in all its moody glory.

And just like the Lies of P 3xLP, this 7” comes wrapped up in dreamlike, illusively surreal album art from Dan Zollinger, making it the perfect complement to your record collection.

Close your eyes… Come to me… Feel alright… Just dance with me all through the night…

Massive Monster, Devolver Digital and Laced Records have formed an unholy alliance with an all-star line-up of musicians to release Cult of the Lamb: Hymns of the Unholy. The six-track album is a metal reimagining of River Boy’s award-winning soundtrack for Massive Monster’s breakout indie game, Cult of the Lamb.

Written, arranged and produced by Sam George (Pick Up Goliath) at Mammoth Sound Studio, the six songs feature vocals written and performed by Howard Jones (Light The Torch, Sion, ex-Killswitch Engage), Matthew K. Heafy (Trivium); guitar work by Scott LePage and Clay Gober (Polyphia), Javier Reyes (Animals as Leaders), Josh Baines (Malevolence) and Sean Long (While She Sleeps); and drums by Mike Malyan (ex-Monuments).

Bethesda Game Studios and Laced Records have crewed up to bring the music of Starfield to deluxe vinyl.

As any player of a Bethesda Game Studios title knows, music shapes the story and is a constant companion on one’s adventure. Composer Inon Zur’s long-running collaboration with director Todd Howard and the studio began all the way back on 2008’s Fallout 3. With the Starfield score, they sought to evoke both the vastness of space and humanity’s curiosity-driven efforts to chart the unknown. This led to Zur weaving together traditional and non-traditional orchestral and electronic palettes into an aural tapestry of the organic and the synthetic.

During development, the team circulated an eclectic range of reference points: launching off with sci-fi staples John Williams and Jerry Goldsmith; passing through a classical nebula of Debussy, Ravel, and Prokofiev; flying by Vangelis’ towering synth work; and glancing the experimental work of Einstürzende Neubauten and John Cage.

Starfield’s orchestral cues — recorded by the Budapest Film Orchestra — often see different instrumental sections invoking imaginative aspects of space. Brisk, repeated sequences in the woodwinds represent particles. Strings playing undulating chords mimic long waves of interstellar energy. The brass section becomes a beacon of melody blasting out across the galaxy. Similarly, the more electronic-driven cues maintain a sense of grandeur through weighty synth pads that underpin cryptic repeated patterns and unusual percussive jabs.

Aeralie Brighton (DEATHLOOP, Ori series) is a featured vocalist on the soundtrack.

In a world filled with quick cash-in licensed games, Alien: Isolation was a gasp of fresh air. Its release in 2014 marked a watershed moment for what inspired and faithful adaptations could look like in video games as a medium.

With its retro-futuristic visuals, subtly haunting sound design, nail-bitingly tense gameplay, and brilliantly ahead-of-its-time AI, Creative Assembly’s masterwork presented a different sort of vent-crawling survival horror, one well-suited for the world of Weyland-Yutani.

Now, a decade later, we at iam8bit are proud to celebrate Alien: Isolation’s 10th anniversary by offering fans something never before available: The game’s legendary soundtrack, presented on high-quality vinyl. This is the Alien: Isolation.

Keeping in line with the game’s grimy, lo-fi art design, the music of Isolation is a journey through tense corporate steel, dripping with an unforgiving atmosphere that often transports the listener right into the cold, unending expanse of outer space. It’s not all doom and gloom, though — like Amanda Ripley herself, Isolation’s music buoys forward through sheer will and unexpected moments of warm hope.

For the artwork, we tapped longtime iam8bit friend Nimit Malavia to craft a piece that captures the vast, unending terror of Alien’s world; not just terror in the wake of an unspeakable monstrosity, but terror in the realization that we are cosmically alone.

Because, after all: In space, no one can hear you scream.

Bethesda Game Studios and Laced Records have crewed up to bring the music of Starfield to deluxe vinyl.

As any player of a Bethesda Game Studios title knows, music shapes the story and is a constant companion on one’s adventure. Composer Inon Zur’s long-running collaboration with director Todd Howard and the studio began all the way back on 2008’s Fallout 3. With the Starfield score, they sought to evoke both the vastness of space and humanity’s curiosity-driven efforts to chart the unknown. This led to Zur weaving together traditional and non-traditional orchestral and electronic palettes into an aural tapestry of the organic and the synthetic.

During development, the team circulated an eclectic range of reference points: launching off with sci-fi staples John Williams and Jerry Goldsmith; passing through a classical nebula of Debussy, Ravel, and Prokofiev; flying by Vangelis’ towering synth work; and glancing the experimental work of Einstürzende Neubauten and John Cage.

Starfield’s orchestral cues — recorded by the Budapest Film Orchestra — often see different instrumental sections invoking imaginative aspects of space. Brisk, repeated sequences in the woodwinds represent particles. Strings playing undulating chords mimic long waves of interstellar energy. The brass section becomes a beacon of melody blasting out across the galaxy. Similarly, the more electronic-driven cues maintain a sense of grandeur through weighty synth pads that underpin cryptic repeated patterns and unusual percussive jabs.

Aeralie Brighton (DEATHLOOP, Ori series) is a featured vocalist on the soundtrack.

What happens when you meld the elegant combat of the Persona series with the meticulous dungeon mapping of Etrian Odyssey? You get Persona Q, a certified banger of a spin-off from the Atlus team packed with enough style and substance to make the 3DS burst.

But make no mistake: Despite being on a more diminutive system than some of its older cousins, Persona Q lacks none of the punch, panache, and pizazz the series is known for. That’s doubly true for the electrifying music.

For Persona Q, the Atlus Sound Team created a unique soundtrack that still lives firmly in the world of the Persona series. Q explores a gentler soundscape, fitting for the game’s more deliberate, dungeon-crawling gameplay. It’s wonderful stuff, and we at iam8bit are pleased as punch to bring it to you here.

This is the Persona Q 4xLP, and it is positively loaded with the very best tracks from the game. Pressed on high-quality Multicolor vinyl, each disc has been mastered to ensure an optimal listening experience, every single spin.

Plus, it wouldn’t be an iam8bit x Persona release without next level album art. We tapped stalwart and talented Persona design alum, Drew Wise, to pretty up this premium collector's box, housing the gorgeous 4-disc set.

Dungeon crawling has never sounded so good.

In Persona 4 Arena, Persona 4’s Investigation Team clashes with the Shadow Operatives of Persona 3 in stylish, combo-driven 1-on-1 battles, broken up by visual novel cutscenes that tell an all-new, original, canonical story set in the Persona universe.

Created in a partnership between Atlus and Arc System Works, the original 2D fighter was unlike anything the series had ever seen, and it was an instant fan favorite. It’s no wonder, then, that a sequel soon followed.

Persona 4 Arena Ultimax both refined the gameplay of the first Arena and wrapped up its story with two unique campaigns, split between the Persona 3 and Persona 4 cast. Packed with tons of additional content, online play, a survival mode, and more, Persona 4 Arena Ulitmax was more fighting game goodness in every single way.

Just as Arena remixed the gameplay of Persona, so too did its music take familiar motifs and themes from the series and paint them in an all-new light. Atlus Sound Team packed both titles’ soundtracks with original songs, fresh remixes, and fan-favorite bangers perfect for battling the night away.

We at iam8bit love a great combo. That’s why we’re proud to bring you this, the P4A & P4AU 3xLP. It’s the very best of Persona 4 Arena and Persona 4 Arena Ultimax’s music, pressed on splatter vinyl across three gorgeous discs.

Plus, we teamed up with Persona pal, Drew Wise, to craft all-new, drool-worthy album art, the perfect complement to the stylish 2D fighter and the latest must-have for your record shelf.

Get ready to fight in style. The P4A & P4AU 3xLP is here.

Time and time again, the Diablo franchise has both defined and redefined the gold standard for the action RPG genre, and the fourth installment is no exception. In Diablo IV, Blizzard Entertainment blended the series’ signature dungeon-crawling with open-world, play-as-you-will exploration and densely tactical PVP skirmishes to create an experience that is both strikingly iconic and wholly new. That innovative gameplay sings even sweeter against the game’s grimly dark backdrop.

It’s time to set sail with the finest nautical restaurant in the entire Grand Line! The food of the Baratie may be five-star, but characters of any and all reputation are welcome. Pirate or not, there’s something on the menu for everyone. Of course, the ship’s come-one-come-all policy can sometimes create a…unique atmosphere for its guests. But it’s not without its charms: The Baratie is one classy dining ship, after all, and the music you’ll hear during your voyage is an important part of that sense of sophistication. Now, we’ve partnered with our pals at Netflix to help you bring that mood to your turntable. This is the One Piece: Mixtape from Baratie 10”, a snack of a jazzy soundscape that’s sure to transport you right to the iconic ship’s deck.

“Water. Earth. Fire. Air. Long ago, the four nations lived together in harmony…” In 2024, Netflix breathed new life into the rich world of Avatar: The Last Airbender with a legendary live-action adaptation. This reimagining added new snippets of lore and gave longtime fans a more visceral perspective on the mystical art of element bending.

“Cyberia Layer:05”, the latest work in the Cyberia Layer series in 2024 by “wasei ‘jj’ Chikada”, whose LP version of the masterpiece “Cyberia Layer:03” is still fresh in our memories, will be released as an LP already! To commemorate the 25th anniversary of the broadcast of “serial experiments lain,” an anime work that has never faded away and still has a passionate fan base, a CD was released with a jacket newly drawn by Yoshitoshi Abe. A variety of Techno and House-oriented electro sounds that evoke lain's Deep worldview. Included is a bold dance remix of Yellow Magic Orchestra's hidden gem “Castalia,” as well as a vaporwave remix of the CD track “Two Turntables,” available only on this double-LP with Obi!!

TM NETWORK's first album under the name TMN features 11 tracks, including the singles "The Point of Lovers' Night," "Time to Count Down," and "Rhythm Red Beat Black." To celebrate TM NETWORK's 40th anniversary, this album is now available on vinyl for the first time.

The soundtrack CD from the movie ‘Shin Kamen Rider’ is getting a vinyl release! The 3-lp set includes compositions by Taku Iwasaki, as well as iconic pieces by Shunsuke Kikuchi, along with the end credits tracks from the movie.

Ahoy, Straw Hat Crew! One Piece is a bona-fide global phenomenon, and our friends at Netflix gave Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates new life through a faithful reimagining of the iconic manga, born again for a new generation, via their critically acclaimed live-action series. With lively visuals, lovely-world building, and unforgettably nautical music, One Piece captivates lifelong fans and brand-new landlubbers alike.