Sports-action game “Rocket League” soundtrack released on vinyl

The soundtrack of Psyonix’s popular vehicle-soccer game Rocket League is coming to vinyl! Rocket League: The Vinyl Collection will contain Volumes 1 and 2 of the game’s official soundtrack over three albums, totaling 22 songs. Psyonix Studios has teamed up with retailers iam8bit to release the collection on 180-gram vinyl. It’s available for pre-order on the iam8bit store for $55, or $75 for the limited edition. The limited edition — of which only a thousand copies will be produced — consists of three albums designed to look like wheel rims from the game. Pre-order customers will receive additional digital copies of the entire soundtrack. The album’s cover art is designed by artist Dan Bronsema.

The full tracklist is as follows.

Volume 1:

Rocket League Theme – Mike Ault

Angel Wings (feat. Avianna Acid) – Mike Ault

Darkness – Mike Ault & Christian De La Torre

Flying Forever (feat. Morgan Perry) – Mike Ault

I Can Be (feat. Crysta) – Mike Ault

In My Dreams (feat. Nikki Wilkins) – Mike Ault

Lacuna – Mike Ault

Love Thru The Night (feat. Morgan Perry) – Mike Ault

We Speak Chinese – Mike Ault & Abandoned Carnival

Seeing What’s Next – Hollywood Principle

Whiplash – Hollywood Principle

Volume 2:

Firework – Hollywood Principle

Breathing Underwater (Ether Remix) – Hollywood Principle & Ether

Looking to the Future – Mike Ault

Escape from L.A. (Instrumental) – Mike Ault & Abandoned Carnival

Seeing What’s Next (Kev Frey Remix) – Hollywood Principle & Kev Frey

When the Lights Come On (Instrumental) – Mike Ault & Abandoned Carnival

Hard Buzz – Mike Ault & Abandoned Carnival

Game Time (featuring Dr. Awkward) – Mike Ault

Scorched Earth – Kevin Riepl

RLCS Theme – Mike Ault

Rocket League Throwback Anthem – Adam B. Metal

The critically-praised Rocket League is a unique fusion of the sports and action genres, where players race cars while essentially playing soccer. First released for Windows and PlayStation 4, a later version came out for the Xbox One, as well. A 2016 release for the OS X and Linux is also anticipated.