‘Doom 2016’ soundtrack is getting 10th anniversary vinyl repress

Mick Gordon’s furious soundtrack for the 2016 Doom revival is getting a new vinyl release in honour of the game’s 10th anniversary.

READ MORE: ‘Doom: The Dark Ages’ soundtrack was inspired by Black Sabbath, Metallica and Spiritbox 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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