The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is making a move from the game library to the record shelf. According to NME, Jeremy Soule’s soundtrack is set for an orange-vinyl edition spread across two LPs, with the music remastered specifically for this release.
The remaster gives returning listeners a reason to revisit the score beyond the collectible color. It also offers a different way to experience music written for a game: on its own, with the soundtrack taking center stage rather than accompanying the action. The supplied NME summary does not specify a release date, price or retailer.
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