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Grand Theft Auto VI: The Original Score Is Up for Preorder

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Grand Theft Auto VI: The Original Score Is Up for Preorder

Grand Theft Auto: The Original Score is now available for preorder in vinyl and CD format. It’s by the Grammy Award-winning French electronic duo Justice, and it contains 30 tracks, including the songs “Flower in a Hurricane” and “Pusher." The album is set to release December 11, which is nearly a month after GTA 6 the game comes out. Here’s everything you need to know to preorder it.

The vinyl edition comes in a 3LP set with UV gloss finish. Amazon has black vinyl, while Justice's storefront has it in a limited-edition clear vinyl.

The CD version comes on two discs, in an intricate fold-out case featuring GTA 6 imagery.

Grand Theft Auto VI: The Original Score is a three-hour compilation of music primarily by Justice. It's not to be confused with Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, which features original songs by a variety of musicians.

Whichever format you choose, the album includes 30 songs, plus “a number of digital bonus tracks.” In total, the score includes three hours’ worth of material from the game.

So far, only two tracks from this album have been released. The first is “Flower in a Hurricane,” by Justice, featuring Tame Impala, SZA, and King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, which is the song featured the launch trailer. The other song is “Pusher,” by Justice featuring the French DJ and record producer Gesaffelstein.

And although it only features 30 official songs, the bonus material appears to push the track listing to 50 songs, judging by the album's listing on Apple Music.


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