The track is called Welcome Home Great Slayer—you can listen to it here—and the image is very clearly the cover art from Doom 2.Audio engineering wizardry! I kind of hate to spoil the magic ...

Two years after a controversy over Doom Eternal's soundtrack mixing highlighted a behind-the-scenes conflict between the game's developers and composer Mick Gordon, Gordon is finally speaking out.

Doom 2016's gripping soundtrack set the perfect tone for the gloriously gory combat in the game. The mastermind Mick Gordon is back for the sequel, Doom Eternal.

Here's a comparison between the original BFG Division from Doom 2016's official soundtrack (left) vs. the BFG 2020 remix on Eternal's soundtrack from today (right).

After a slight delay, the Doom Eternal soundtrack part of the game’s collector’s edition was released on April 20, a month after the game was released.

Bethesda has announced that those who are purchasing the DOOM Eternal Collector’s Edition will not be getting the stand alone soundtrack as it just won’t be ready to ship.

Back in 2016 we jokingly wrote about how Doom could've been more metal, so I have to ask how Eternal ups the metal quotient, in his mind. The Doom Slayer has some guitars on his wall, so you know ...

The Doom Eternal soundtrack is every bit as metal as Doom 2016's, and as composer Mick Gordon explains in a new video from Bethesda, this is partly thanks to a 20-person heavy metal choir.

Finally, you'll be able to hunt demons in the gym to the DOOM Eternal soundtrack. Having played the campaign for DOOM Eternal ourselves, we can attest this is by far one of the best video game ...

The DOOM Eternal Original Game Soundtrack composed by Mick Gordon is now available to download for Collector’s Edition owners. The OST will hit Spotify, iTunes & more in the coming weeks.

Doom Eternal's soundtrack did not launch alongside the game in March. It was delayed, and it only just released the week of April 20. Fans who bought the collector's edition can now listen to the ...