The Flight, Christian Henson Alien Isolation Soundtrack BLOOD GREEN VINYL LP NEW
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Release Date: 03/01/2025
Format: LP
Label: Iam8bit – 8BIT-8254, Creative Assembly – D004612901, Sega, 20th Century Games, Hollywood Records
Release type: "Blood Green" Green With Black Smoke Colored Vinyl LP Pressing

  • Previously unreleased 2014 video game!
  • Pressed on Blood Green Vinyl
  • Original Alien themes by Jerry Goldsmith

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.

  1. The Torrens
  2. E.V.A.
  3. Welcome to Sevastopol
  4. Axel's Death
  5. San Christobal
  6. Quarantine
  7. Working Joes
  8. Solomon's Galleria
  9. The Hunt
  10. The Derelict
  11. The Space Jockey
  12. Catherine Foster
  13. Tomorrow Together
  14. It's Here
  15. The Core
  16. The Beast
  17. Escape Sevastopol
  18. Airlock
  19. Ripley's Theme


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