Homeworld Remastered (Original Soundtrack) Vinyl - 2LP une grave pollution

Check out the Homeworld Remastered soundtrack on vinyl!

While developers Relic Entertainment were busy crafting the grand space strategy of Homeworld 1999, series composer Paul Ruskay was largely left to his own devices to create the now-iconic music. He drew inspiration from Vangelis’s Blade Runner score, Brian Eno, Algerian DJ Cheb i Sabbah’s sampling of traditional instruments from around the world, and ambient electronic duo Delirium. Homeworld’s score was born out of the limitations of Ruskay’s “primitive setup” of synthesizer, sampler, and sequencer—at the time, his Studio X Labs was built around it—which forced him to produce instinctive, live mixes.

During the process of restoring the Homeworld Remastered Collection, Ruskay pulled the original DAT tapes out of a shoebox, dusted off decade-old Pro Tool Studio sessions, and had uncompressed versions of all the tracks made. Subtle, faithful musical elements were added to expand the mixes of the original Homeworld, before it was carefully remixed and sequenced.

LABEL Laced Records
FORMAT LP x2
COLOR Black

Homeworld Remastered Soundtrack

SIDE A
The Guidestone
The Beginning
Hyperdrive Test
Outer Kharak System
The Kar-Selimin
Turanic Raiders
Return to Kharak

SIDE B
Did Not Survive Interrogation
The Great Wastelands
The Bentusi
Tradeship Exchange
Pursuit
Imperial Battle (Original)
Imperial Battle (Remixed)
Imperial Transmission
Into the Heart of the Galaxy
No One Returns
The Gardens of Kadesh

SIDE C
Ultimatum
Swarmers Attack
Similarities
History of the Kadeshi
The Sea of ​​Lost Souls
Entering the Outer Rim
Heavy Radiation
The Emperor Speaks
The Bentusi Under Attack
The Rebellion Begins

SIDE D
The Karos Graveyard
Hiigara System
Bridge of Sighs
Hyperspace Inhibitors
Final Preparations
Headshot Asteroid
Final Throes
One Step Too Close
Tutorial