‘Elden Ring: Nightreign’ soundtrack is coming to vinyl

The epic, orchestral soundtrack to Elden Ring: Nightreign is coming to vinyl for the first time.

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Elden Ring spin-off Nightreign challenges players to survive for two nights in the cursed land of Limveld, with a fiendishly difficult boss to slay at the end of each day. The game was released last May and after a string of updates, blockbuster DLC The Forsaken Hollows launched in December.

The new soundtrack to The Forsaken Hollows was finally added to streaming last month and now, Bandai Namco have unveiled a bumper Elden Ring: Nightreign vinyl collection.

The limited edition released includes 57 tracks from the base game and the DLC that have been “collected in peak audio fidelity on seven galaxy printed vinyl discs.” Every track in the collection has been created by the FromSoftware Sound Team.

“Each disc is housed in a gatefold jacket marked with an illustration of one of the 10 Nightfarers,” reads a press release. “This exclusive set gives you the chance to dive into your own expedition at any time with over three hours of orchestral music that you can enjoy time after time, no matter how deep the Night. The rush of exploration, the terrible glory of the Nightlords’ wrath, the hidden secrets of the Nightfarers’ past, they’re all here in perfect fidelity.”

The 7LP Elden Ring Nightreign vinyl collection is available to pre-order now for £129.99 and will launch in summer 2026.

In February,  FromSoftware confirmed that Elden Ring: The Tarnished Edition would still be coming to the Nintendo Switch 2 at some point this year after its 2025 launch was delayed “to allow time for performance adjustments”. The studio’s new game The Duskbloods’ 2026 release date has also been reconfirmed following months of silence.

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